The cryptocurrency market experienced significant losses on October 10 due to concerns over geopolitical turmoil and the impact it may have on oil prices. Bitcoin decreased by 1.21% to $27,607.08, while Ethereum and XRP also experienced declines. The global crypto market cap declined by 1.81% to $1.07 trillion, with fear and greed index remaining at 43.
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Cryptocurrency Market Faces Significant Losses Amid Geopolitical Turmoil
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