Bitcoin fell below $90,000, Ethereum fell $3,000

Crypto market loses $150 billion due to the US-China trade war

On November 18-19, the first cryptocurrency fell below $90,000, and Ethereum dropped to $3,000. This is evidenced by CoinMarketCap data.

Bitcoin fell to $89,368 in the morning. But then it regained some ground. At the time of writing, the asset is trading at $91,000. Over the day, Bitcoin lost 4.92%; over the week, 13.38%.

Ethereum has fallen to $2,955 at the moment. Later, it rose to $3,041. The fall over the past 24 hours is 4.61%, over the week, 14.39%.

Other cryptocurrencies with the largest capitalization also found themselves in the “red” zone. At the same time, the largest fall over the day and week was in Cardano, 5.93% and 19.32%, respectively.

Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market has seen massive liquidations totaling over $1 billion, affecting over 187,000 traders.