Ether Prices Fall to Lowest Since February as Sentiment Sours
The price of ether extended recent losses this week, falling to its lowest in more than nine months. Over the seven-day period, the blockchain token declined to as little as $5.98 on 6th December, its lowest price since late February. This figure, which beat the previous nine-month low set the previous day, represented a 22.9% decline from the cryptocurrency’s opening price of $7.76 on 3rd December. The continued struggles faced by the digital currency are now translating into frustration for traders and market influencers. "The novelty is wearing off," said Tim Enneking,....
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Solana (SOL)
SOL’s sell-off saw prices fall to their lowest level since July last year, as crypto markets were down across the board.
The world’s ninth-largest crypto token dropped by over 17% on Monday, hitting an intraday low of $26.45 in the process.
This drop came less than a day after prices were trading almost $10....
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