Why is the cryptocurrency market trending downward?

[Roggeredek]

It has been observed recently that the cryptocurrency market has taken a sudden downward turn. Is there a specific, concrete reason for this, perhaps some international issue? What is your take on it? If there isn't a clear reason, then why is this happening? Could this be a result of the panic caused by the Binance hack, even though it doesn't seem particularly significant to me?



Although Binance has stated that they have managed to recover 90% of the funds, it is difficult to determine what the actual situation is.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It has been observed recently that the cryptocurrency market has taken a sudden downward turn. Is there a specific, concrete reason for this, perhaps some international issue? What is your take on it? If there isn't a clear reason, then why is this happening? Could this be a result of the panic caused by the Binance hack, even though it doesn't seem particularly significant to me?

Bitcoin opening price on 29th October (the day of the hack) was $81,200 but it fell to $77k+ after the news, so it's possible the fall was as a result of the hack or not.

Although Binance has stated that they have managed to recover 90% of the funds, it is difficult to determine what the actual situation is.

I haven't seen any news of such, but rather what they said is that they have replenished 90% of the stolen funds and the money which was used for the replenishment, came from their corporate treasury, part of their SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) and part of their Futures Insurance Fund.

The stolen funds has not been recovered but according to current report that I read, they have frozen  ~$3 billion on-chain which was linked to the stolen funds.

[Roggeredek]

Bitcoin opening price on 29th October (the day of the hack) was $81,200 but it fell to $77k+ after the news, so it's possible the fall was as a result of the hack or not.

I had hoped that Bitcoin might be able to surpass 100K by the first week of November, but currently, there seems to be no chance of that happening within such a short timeframe.

I haven't seen any news of such, but rather what they said is that they have replenished 90% of the stolen funds and the money which was used for the replenishment, came from their corporate treasury, part of their SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) and part of their Futures Insurance Fund.

The stolen funds has not been recovered but according to current report that I read, they have frozen  ~$3 billion on-chain which was linked to the stolen funds.

Yes, I reviewed the report again. you are right; I misunderstood, which is why I couldn't present it correctly.

However, it is true that this has had some impact on the overall market; otherwise, the market could have performed even better.

[Natalim]

However, it is true that this has had some impact on the overall market; otherwise, the market could have performed even better.

Don't talk about the whole market as it's all about bitcoin, altcoins will just follow. so if bitcoin goes down, altcoins go down harder, bitcoin pumps, altcoins follow as well. So it's always been that way at least 90% of the time based on what I've witnessed. With what happened, it's still fresh in the minds of some people, but as you can see bitcoin is slowly recovering, so if you are planning to make some quick profit, this could be a good entry point now.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Bitcoin opening price on 29th October (the day of the hack) was $81,200 but it fell to $77k+ after the news, so it's possible the fall was as a result of the hack or not.

I had hoped that Bitcoin might be able to surpass 100K by the first week of November, but currently, there seems to be no chance of that happening within such a short timeframe.

The chance of that happening is not completely zero, perhaps November just started. When Bitcoin became bullish in August through September, one would have thought that price was going to get to $100k in that August or September month but it never did, meanwhile price went from $64k to $82k in just three week. What I'm just saying in essence is that, if price means to get to $100k this month, it will, the probability is not zero. But I doubt it happening, this binance hack might slow down the market or even cause price to fall more in this week.

[hugeblack]

It has been observed recently that the cryptocurrency market has taken a sudden downward turn.

This is to be expected; news channels, social media, and virtually all communication platforms have been talking about the Binance hack. It is only natural for investors to feel a sense of risk, leading them to withdraw their deposits or think twice before trading especially since the Binance hack is not yet over, and its short-term repercussions remain unknown.
Once a month or two has passed since this hack, and provided no major losses have occurred, the market will move on and forget about it.

[Japinat]

Although Binance has stated that they have managed to recover 90% of the funds, it is difficult to determine what the actual situation is.

You don't need to wait for it to fully recover because they can absorb those losses, as long as the exchange is back in business, that means they were able to survive the hack. So the downward trend now might end anytime soon, and watch how the market will bounce back after days of red due to that Binance hack news.

[Botnake]

If there isn't a clear reason, then why is this happening? Could this be a result of the panic caused by the Binance hack, even though it doesn't seem particularly significant to me?

Actually there are several factors why bitcoin and the crypto market seems off these days. But the very first reason is due to Binance hack where billions of funds are stolen that led to some investors to panic sell, and that affect the price of bitcoin and the crypto market itself.

Another one is the massive long liquidations that led to force liquidation worth billions of dollar specifically those leveraged, long positions in the market.

However, bitcoin managed to recover easily, we just have to wait for days and bitcoin price will pass $80k again.

[KiaKia]

Bitcoin opening price on 29th October (the day of the hack) was $81,200 but it fell to $77k+ after the news, so it's possible the fall was as a result of the hack or not.

I had hoped that Bitcoin might be able to surpass 100K by the first week of November, but currently, there seems to be no chance of that happening within such a short timeframe.

I haven't seen any news of such, but rather what they said is that they have replenished 90% of the stolen funds and the money which was used for the replenishment, came from their corporate treasury, part of their SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) and part of their Futures Insurance Fund.

The stolen funds has not been recovered but according to current report that I read, they have frozen  ~$3 billion on-chain which was linked to the stolen funds.

Yes, I reviewed the report again. you are right; I misunderstood, which is why I couldn't present it correctly.

However, it is true that this has had some impact on the overall market; otherwise, the market could have performed even better.

Don't give up, 100k is still going to happen anyways, the perfect timing is what I can't promise anyone and also, I knew that the Binance incident isn't the Bitcoin bottom, anyone saying such don't know how possible 69k is right now..

Why worry about it all when you can just keep buying some percentage every week or month? bitcoin is still bitcoin, what got hacked is a crypto exchange not Bitcoin.

I don't get why people are overreacting to this, the market will bounce back when the time is right, keep buying more Bitcoin to your bag and wait patiently.