The market took a hit in the past 24 hours with some altcoins performing much worse than others.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission also named it the worst performing cryptocurrency in a lawsuit filed against Coinbase. The agency alleges that they are securities. These include ADA by Cardano, SOL by Solana, NEAR, Matic by Polygon, etc.
Bitcoin is down 3.4%, while Ethereum – 5.7%. Even though both of them have declined, it is nowhere near the 20% decline that the above altcoins are charting.
Now, CZ – the CEO of Binance – is taking note of some of the ongoing narrative.
- Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao emphasized why the market is falling. He underlined that “nobody really knows” while also explaining that “there are many sellers and buyers in the market, each may have their own reasons.”
- However, he also touched on some of the ongoing narratives while sharing his thoughts on the matter.
- CZ said that the story of Binance converting its holdings to fiat is false.
- Instead, he claimed that Binance’s fiat and stablecoin reserves were depleted – they were used to pay for short-term salaries or expenses.
- He also said that the exchange’s crypto reserves have increased over the past months, weeks and days.
- A second narrative about which he admitted he had no knowledge about is the case of Robinhood and what happened to the $1.3 billion worth of the platform.
- In any case, CZ explained that there are two emotions that need to be managed in any market – greed and fear.
Why is the market going up or down? No one really knows. Lots of people claim to know, and can often pin it down to an (often wrong) cause. In reality, there are many sellers and buyers in a market, each with their own reasons. some examples
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— CZ 🔶 Binance (@cz_binance) June 10, 2023
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