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UST briefly depegs... and causes chaos

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Things are going from bad to worse for the crypto markets. Market Activity Total Market Cap $1.50T 2

Things are going from bad to worse for the crypto markets. Market Activity Total Market Cap $1.50T (-5.25%) 24 Hour Volume 112.70B (+12.06%) Notable Movers[(WAVES) $14.5]( (+10.45%) Notable Movers (DeFi)[(MPL) $39.21]( (+5.71%) Bitcoin Dominance 41.55%[(-0.36)]( Bitcoin Price[(BTC) $33,064.11 (-4.68%)]( Ethereum Price[(ETH) $2,407.95 (-6.06)]( Cardano Price[(ADA) $0,67 (-10.48%)]( Editor's Note The Next Few Days Will Be Crucial Gird your loins. Bitcoin is on the brink of plunging to a level not seen since late 2020 — before the dizzying ascension to an all-time high of $68,700 began. A breakdown below $30,000 would be brutal — and mark a new, dangerous phase in the bear market. MicroStrategy would officially be nursing a paper loss on its Bitcoin investment — with billions of dollars worth of potential profit gone. Panic selling could increase, with some financial institutions inevitably being forced to evaluate whether getting involved in Bitcoin was a good idea after all. And spare a thought for those with crypto mortgages, too. During the bear market of 2018, BTC ultimately fell by more than 80% after hitting $20,000 for the first time. A repeat of this would see Bitcoin shrink to just $14,000. The next few days are going to be crucial — and unfortunately, a lot of what happens next is out of Bitcoin’s hands owing to a strong correlation with the stock market. Buying the dip right now will be like catching a falling knife — and no one knows how low we might go. Proceed with caution. Today’s Top Stories Check out [CoinMarketCap Alexandria]( for tech deep dives, analysis, daily news and easy-to-understand guides on how crypto works! [Today’s Top Stories ] [Podcast: Is the worst still to come for Bitcoin?]( 😱 On today's CoinMarketRecap, Connor Sephton takes a look at what might be next for Bitcoin. Subscribe to us on [Apple Podcasts]( [Spotify]( and [Google Podcasts]( for brand-new episodes — every day from Monday to Saturday. [Bitcoin falls to a new 2022 low]( 📉 Things went from bad to worse for Bitcoin over the weekend. CoinMarketCap data shows BTC has now fallen to its lowest level so far this year. There are fears that a retest of support at $30,000 could be next. The crypto markets are vulnerable right now because of a close correlation with the stock market. Traders are contending with concerns over rising energy prices, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, soaring inflation and new COVID lockdowns in China. Further losses on Wall Street could prompt BTC to slide to prices not seen since late 2020. [UST briefly loses peg with dollar]( 👀 Drama surrounding the UST stablecoin added to panic over the weekend. TerraUSD briefly lost its peg with the U.S. dollar — falling to lows of $0.9857 on some exchanges. What makes this story interesting is that UST is an algorithmic stablecoin, meaning incentives are used to keep the asset's price stable. A depeg of the UST stablecoin has the potential to send shockwaves through the crypto ecosystem — more so now than a few months ago. The Luna Foundation Guard now holds a staggering 80,000 BTC — a war chest it will begin to sell to defend the stablecoin's peg if necessary. Such an event would pile selling pressure on Bitcoin. [Elon Musk tweets about dying…]( 😬 Late on Sunday night, Elon Musk caused a stir on Twitter by tweeting: "If I die under mysterious circumstances, it’s been nice knowin ya." The dramatic post is linked to a Russian official criticizing the billionaire for supplying Starlink internet terminals to Ukraine. Former deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin, who is now the head of Russia's space agency, warned in a statement to the media: "For this, Elon, you will be held accountable like an adult — no matter how much you'll play the fool." It's highly likely that Musk's post was tongue in cheek — nonetheless, some of the billionaire's supporters are urging him to beef up his security detail. […as his plan for Twitter is leaked]( 🔥 Meanwhile, The New York Times has published excerpts from a Twitter pitch deck that Elon Musk has shared with investors. It reveals that the world's richest man wants the social network to generate $1.3 billion in revenue from a payments business by 2028. This will raise questions about whether crypto is going to play a role. Musk also plans for Twitter to have 931 million users in five years — way more than the 217 million on the books as of 2021. Another intriguing detail concerns plans to launch a mysterious new product, only referred to as "X" on the pitch deck. [Crypto muggings on the rise in London]( 🚨 "Crypto muggings" are becoming more common on London's streets — with criminals stealing funds from wallets on their victims' phones. One man was held against a wall and forced to unlock an app using facial recognition — and according to The Guardian, XRP worth $7,400 was stolen. Another incident saw muggers target a man who was trying to order an Uber, while one victim was targeted as he vomited under a bridge. It illustrates the importance of keeping crypto in cold storage, and being careful when using a phone in public. One officer says: "You wouldn't walk down the street holding £50 notes and counting them. That should apply to people with crypto." [Instagram's NFT pilot could launch today]( 🤩 Instagram could announce a new pilot for non-fungible tokens as early as today. According to CoinDesk, only a small number of collectors based in the U.S. would have access to NFT functionality at first. The report also reveals that collectibles on four major blockchains would be supported. Along with Ethereum, NFTs minted on Polygon, Solana and Flow are also set to be available. Instagram is owned by Meta — the company formerly known as Facebook — and it's set to support major crypto wallets including MetaMask. The report notes that this would enable users to prove they own rare NFTs, and flaunt them on their profiles. [Mr Goxx is back!]( 🐹 Six months ago, Mr Goxx — the crypto trading hamster who managed to outperform the stock market — died peacefully in his sleep. But now, he's been reborn — and once again, he's carefully cultivating a portfolio of altcoins. The fluffy investor's orders are being live streamed on Twitch. He's already loaded up on Synthetix, Dogecoin, Cardano and Litecoin — and cut his losses by offloading Ether. As of Sunday, Mr Goxx had placed 32 orders and had lost €21.33 over the course of his career, with his portfolio down by 1.97%. Thanks for reading! Have a great day — more news tomorrow! [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Telegram]( Written by Molly Zuckerman and Connor Sephton Was this email forwarded to you? [Sign up here](. 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