Ethereum [ETH], EOS and Bitcoin Cash [BCH] fall prey to the bear; biggest losers among top-10

Ethereum [ETH], EOS and Bitcoin Cash [BCH] fall prey to the bear; biggest losers among top-10

The bear attack has seen some marked price drops and position changes within the cryptocurrency club. After last week hinting at some bullish hope for holders and investors, popular cryptocurrencies like Ethereum [ETH], Bitcoin Cash [BCH] and EOS have all started going down the bullish spiral yet again. The mentioned cryptocurrencies also for the three biggest losers amongst the top-10 cryptocurrency club.

The biggest loser amongst the top-ten club was EOS, free-falling by a massive 8.82%. The cryptocurrency was trading for $1.85 with a total market cap of $1.678 billion. Majority of the cryptocurrency’s $819.991 million trade volume was held by OKEx, which has been quite popular with EOS users. Second in line was DOBI trade, which controlled $73.831 million of the entire EOS trade.

At the time of writing, Ethereum [ETH] was falling by 5.04%, with a total market cap of $9.182 billion. The cryptocurrency was trading for $88.52 with a 24-hour market volume of $1.660 billion. Ethereum is still struggling in terms of market cap as the disparity with XRP has only increased ever since it conceded its spot to Ripple’s cryptocurrency.

A majority of Ethereum’s market volume was held by Coinbit, which had a grasp on $166,387 million of the total ETH trade. Coinbit was closely followed by OKEx, which had 6.73% of all Ethereum transactions taking place on it.

Another cryptocurrency crumbling under the bear’s pressure was Bitcoin Cash [BCH], which after the hard fork has lost its footing in the top-5 club, currently at the number 6 position. The cryptocurrency was sliding by 6.46% with a total market cap of $1.799 billion. BCH was trading for $102.77 with a 24-hour market volume of $64.795 million.

Upbit which has been trying to take over Binance held the 7.50% majority share of the total BCH trade. The next cryptocurrency exchange in line was DragonEX, the cryptocurrency exchange on which $4.950 million of BCH transactions took place.

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