Cryptocurrencies Drop as Negative Market Lingers -- Market Talk
Dow Jones2026/08/10 15:5711:57 ET -- Cryptocurrencies are down in morning trading, with traders pulling back after major crypto assets showed signs of strength over the weekend. The segment has been moving in a positive direction over the past week, but the sentiment around cryptocurrencies hasn't totally shed fears over potential pitfalls. "Risk-reward has improved markedly, but is not fully de-risked," says an analyst with CryptoQuant in a note. "Downside pressure is lower as large holders accumulate, signaling the last stage of the bear market -- yet from a pure valuation standpoint, some further downside remains possible before a confirmed floor." Bitcoin is down 1.3% at $64,200, ethereum falls 2.3% to $1,876, XRP sheds 2% to $1.02, and solana is 1.8% lower at $75.83. ([email protected])
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August 10, 2026 11:57 ET (15:57 GMT)
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