Bitcoin, Ethereum prices drop by 5.71% and 2.54%

World: On Saturday, Bitcoin dropped as much as 5.71% to $35,210 at 6 am GMT by losing about $2,131.11 from the closing of the prices earlier. Shockingly bitcoin, the worlds largest and most trusted cryptocurrency, has dropped from 45.7% in the year 2021. It was on April 14 reported at dollar 64,895.22.

Not only bitcoin but Ethereum, the coin linked to the ethereum blockchain network, has also reported a decline in prices with a drop percentage of 2.54% to $2,293.26 on June 12. At the same time, losing its $59.84 from its past closure prices.

This week, El Salvador became the first country in the world to accept Bitcoin as a legal tender. This development has increased the mood of crypto enthusiasts around the world.

A proposal by global regulators that banks should set aside enough capital to cover losses on bitcoin shares in total cold water over the excitement has dragged the currencies further. The fear now is that big money lenders may not be guilty of cryptocurrencies in such a difficult situation.

Many countries are discussing ways to regulate cryptocurrencies.

Last month, China banned financial institutions and payment companies from providing cryptocurrencies-related services, and warned investors against speculative crypto-trading.