Below $ 111k after GDP revision; Sol, Doge, Avax, Sui Lead Decline

Crypto prices laid another leg lower on Thursday as crypto -related stocks were sold after US economic growth has changed.
The US government reported That gross domestic product expanded to a 3.8% annual rate in the second quarter, from 3.3% to the previous estimate and higher than 3% first reported.
Besides, the initial claim of unemployment fell to 218,000 from 232,000 last week and less than expectations for 235,000 -talking about the idea that the work market has weakened.
The stronger than the expected data tapered expectations for Federal Reserve Cutting interest rates next month. Business now assigns a 17% chance that Fed will maintain rates that are unchanged, from 8% a day before, according to CME Fedwatch.
The US’s 10-year yield yields up to about 4.20% following reports, top three weeks. That helped send us less stocks, with Nasdaq slipping over 1%. This has been from the loss of 0.5%.
Poor trading in recent days, Riding below $ 111,000 at its lowest price since early September before upside down to $ 111,500, down 1.6% in the past 24 hours. Dipped below $ 4,000, down 4.5% in the past 24 hours, while , , , Suffered even more steep decline.
After a strong Bitcoin prevention for months, ETH has provided the main land, with the ETH/BTC ratio to return to a flat year-to-date compared to 20% four weeks ago.
Solana’s (Sol) is another recent -only favorite in the middle of the hype of newly formed digital assets treasury companies and has increased corporate adoption. However, it was less than 6% in the past 24 hours and almost 20% last week.
Less stock
Crypto -related stocks fell dramatically throughout the board Thursday. The approach (MSTR), the largest holder of corporate bitcoin, slid 4.5%, while the Crypto Exchange Coinbase (coin) fell 4.1%. Miners are that -hit even more difficult: cipher mining (CIFR), despite an early rally In Google AI Hosting Deal News.
The Stablecoin Issuer Circle (CRCL) also withdrew 4.4% and the Galaxy Digital (GLXY) slipped 3.7%, expanding weakness throughout the sector.