A reversal on the crypto markets over the past 24 hours saw 4% knocked off total market capitalisation, bringing combined value down to US$1.12tn.
The dip comes on the back of comments from the US central bank suggesting further interest rate hikes are on the way.
Bitcoin encountered low-single-digit losses and was unable to maintain the key US$24,000 level, whereas Ethereum fell back around 5% as it too was unable to sustain US$1,900.
Among the day’s biggest fallers were the US$1.4bn EOS blockchain and Mina Protocol blockchains, which both lost over 10% of their market capitalisations.
Red candlesticks mounted across most of the large-cap blockchain networks, with Cardano, Solana, Polkadot, Avalanche and Polygon all dropping between 5% and 10%.
Binance’s US$50bn BNB coin performed slightly better with under 5% in losses chalked up.
Total volumes across the decentralised finance (DeFi) space lost nearly 2%, bringing the figure down to US$65.1bn. Lido and Curve performed particularly poorly, having lost over 9% on the markets.
CEL token was one of the few bullish cryptocurrencies, as the #CelShortSqueeze Twitter activists rallied in support of the bankrupt Celsius platform.