比特币跌至 67,000 美元 ETH 跌破 3,600 美元 INJ 和 GNO 上涨 4-9%

金色财经Publicado em 2024-07-08Última atualização em 2024-07-08

原文来源：钮轱辘瑶

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今天的加密货币价格出现了大幅下跌，引发了全球市场参与者的看跌担忧。比特币 (BTC) 经历了显著下跌，跌至 67,000 美元的价格水平，而 ETH 也大幅下跌，跌破 3,600 美元。山寨币 Solana (SOL)、XRP 和 meme 币反映了这种下跌趋势。然而，Gnosis (GNO) 和 Injective 的价格逆大盘趋势而上涨 4-9%。

全球加密货币市值大幅下跌 2.49%，目前为 2.48 万亿美元。另一方面，加密货币市场总交易量较前一天大幅增长 53.88%，达到 749.4 亿美元。

今日最高加密货币价格

比特币价格

BTC 的价格在过去 24 小时内下跌了 1.83%，目前交易价为 68,315 美元。其 24 小时最低价和最高价分别为 67,905.26 美元和 70,146.84 美元。今天 BTC 的交易价格达到 67,000 美元大关并不令人意外。

CoinGape Media 最近报道称，旗舰加密货币的价格下跌是由于美联储会议前大规模清算所致。不过，比特币的主导地位在过去一天内成功上升了 0.21%，达到 54.14%。

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以太坊价格

与此同时，ETH 价格在过去 24 小时内下跌 2.86% 至 3,576.45 美元，每日最低和最高价格分别为 3,571.27 美元和 3,711.43 美元。以太坊的市值为 4,278.4 亿美元，过去一天下跌 3.23%。

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Solana 价格

加密货币SOL 的价格在过去 24 小时内下跌了 2.48%，至 155.50 美元。该代币的 24 小时最低价和最高价分别为 155.22 美元和 162.83 美元。

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XRP价格

Ripple Labs 推出的加密货币XRP在过去 24 小时内价格下跌 2.68% 至 0.4859 美元。XRP 的 24 小时最低价和最高价分别为 0.4849 美元和 0.5053 美元。

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DOGE 和 SHIB 价格

狗狗币（DOGE）暴跌 2.58% 至 0.1419 美元，而柴犬（SHIB）在过去 24 小时内下跌 2.92% 至 0.00002261 美元，与模因主题加密货币行业的趋势走势一致。

同样，Pepe coin（PEPE）、dogwifhat（WIF）等也跟随大盘的走势。

今日涨幅最大的加密货币

Gnosis (GNO ) 价格上涨 8.50% 至 353.47 美元。Injective(INJ)价格飙升 4.61% 至 28.92 美元。Oasis(ROSE)飙升 4.04% 至 0.1246 美元。Uniswap(UNI)上涨 1.20% 至 9.90 美元。

今日加密货币最大输家

Wormhole (W)价格暴跌 13.38% 至 0.5591 美元。Notcoin(NOT)暴跌 13.26% 至 0.01619 美元。FlokiInu (FLOKI)下跌 8.35% 至 0.000251 美元。昨日涨幅最大的MANTRA (OM)回调 7.82% 至 0.9924 美元。

同时，小时图显示 BTC 下跌 0.85%，而 ETH 下跌 1.70%。山寨币也跟随这一下跌趋势，反映出小时图上的价格下跌。

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