The entire crypto market is on a down-drift after what seems to be a prolonged market correction, forcing Bitcoin down to $118,148 after a 0.40% slip over the past 24 hours.
While there are multiple proposed reasons for the current market shift, one of them seems to connect to FTX’s payment plan set to come into effect in September.
This marks the third big payout in 2025 as part of FTX’s efforts to repay their creditors and redistribute $14.5B in damages.
FTX’s upcoming payment could explain, at least in part, the current market shift by digging up the doubt and fear linked to the disgraced exchange, following Sam Bankman-Fried’s scam.
An even bigger factor for the current market sentiment seems to be Bitcoin’s $86M in outflows, with BlackRock ($IBIT) and Fidelity ($FBTC) bearing most of the burden, with $142.48M and $227.24M respectively.
But what are the triggers behind this sudden market shift, given that FTX’s payment plan couldn’t account for it on its own?
Several factors may contribute to the current market shift:
With the market winding for a coming rally, some assets may experience higher gains than others, especially those with blockchain utility and massive long-term potential.
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The project is currently in presale, having accumulated over $2.3M with a token price of $0.0991.
Given Snorter Bot’s roadmap and efficiency, we expect the project to witness growing success post launch. In that context, $SNORT could easily push to $0.94 shortly after its public listing.
Despite the heavy Bitcoin outflows and the perceived market uncertainty, the bullish market sentiment seems to suggest that what we’re seeing is not recession, but rather market correction, following the recent generalized rally.
Remember, this isn’t financial advice. Do your own research (DYOR) and invest wisely.
