Bitcoin Tumbles Below $39,000; SATS, OKB Among Top Losers

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) moved lower, with the cryptocurrency prices falling below the key $39,000 level on Tuesday. Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) also recorded losses, trading below the key $2,300 mark this morning.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) moved lower, with the cryptocurrency prices falling below the key $39,000 level on Tuesday.

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) also recorded losses, trading below the key $2,300 mark this morning.

FTX Token (CRYPTO: FTT) was the top gainer over the prior 24 hours, while SATS (CRYPTO: 1000SATS) turned out to be the biggest loser.

At the time of writing, the global crypto market cap fell to $1.52 trillion, recording a 24-hour fall of 4.9%. BTC was trading lower by 4.7% at $38,886 while ETH fell by around 6.7% to $2,223 on Tuesday.

Here are the top ten crypto gainers and losers over the past 24 hours:

Gainers

 

FTX Token (CRYPTO: FTT)
Price: $2.62
24-hour gain: 2.7%

Chiliz (CRYPTO: CHZ)
Price: $0.0935
24-hour gain: 0.5%

Sui (CRYPTO: SUI)
Price: $1.07
24-hour gain: 0.3%

Losers

 

SATS (CRYPTO: 1000SATS)
Price: $0.00043
24-hour drop: 14.2%

OKB (CRYPTO: OKB)
Price: $46.35
24-hour drop: 12.6%

ORDI (CRYPTO: ORDI)
Price: $55.38
24-hour drop: 11.3%

Helium (CRYPTO: HNT)
Price: $5.71
24-hour drop: 10.5%

NEAR Protocol (CRYPTO: NEAR)
Price: $2.51
24-hour drop: 10.4%

Optimism (CRYPTO: OP)
Price: $2.73
24-hour drop: 10.4%

WOO (CRYPTO: WOO)
Price: $0.3348
24-hour drop: 10.4%

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