ETH, DOGE, XRP Down 3% as Moody’s downgrade US credit rating

The main tokens fall on Saturday as investors dig the implications of Moody ratings that decrease US credit score, with ether (ETH), XRP, and Dogecoin (DOGE) decreasing about 3%.
The broader crypto market held at $ 3.3 trillion, released earlier acquired after short handling this high week.
The move came after the giant Moody’s Cut the US Sovereign Credit rating at AA1 from AAA, citing the country’s inflammation deficiencies, increasing interest costs, and a lack of political mood to re -grant.
The firm is now joining Fitch and S&P in assigning a rating below a once unstable triple-a long-standing status that holds the world’s largest economy.
As a result, the White House responded quickly, with speakers for President Donald Trump criticizing the decision as a political motivation.
The collapse had an immediate impact on the traditional markets: US arrival yields jumped, with a 10-year note rising to 4.49%, while the S&P 500 futures sank 0.6% in the after-time trade.
Historically, concerns about US debt maintenance and dollar removal have served as tails for Bitcoin and other decentralized possessions. However, credit declines can also trigger short-term hazards at risk, especially if macro uncertainty leads to institutional entrepreneurs to reduce exposure.
Meanwhile, some merchants have warned a deeper sale in the near term in general income removal before the next rally.
“Bitcoin holds the $ 104,000 mark as a basic level and the positive factor is that the seller has not yet managed to occupy market control,” Alex Kuptikich, the FXPRO Chief Market Analyst, told CoinDesk in an email. “However, being stable at high levels can be temporary before the next bounce, and there is a great pressure near the upper border of the current range.”
“In other words, short -term perspective suggests a denial from the current levels,” Kupsianvich chose.