Less value in crypto doesn't mean lower risks for traders - and keeping your assets secured is more important now than you probably think, says leading authorized crypto retailer The Crypto Merchant.
Browse the e-store's products at https://www.thecryptomerchant.com/collections/caes-accessories
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March 2023 Crypto Market Analysis
Shows Higher Crypto Risks
A strong start to 2023 has been followed by a
sudden reversal in early March, with Bitcoin
down under $20k from a high of over $25k in
mid-February.
Top authorized crypto
wallets and accessories
retailer The Crypto
Merchant announces an
overview of the current
crypto market -
and emphasizes the
importance of crypto
security in bearish
market cycles.
Driven by recent events including an
unexpectedly strong inflation report and
the crypto-focused lender Silvergate
Bank’s collapse on March 8,
the recent bearish trend is part of a fairly
predictable series of ups and downs that
have kept the crypto market highly
volatile over the past 24 months.
And if you think that
means criminals are
less interested in crypto
assets, you're in for a
surprise.
Most asset holders prioritize security during bullish
cycles, and the opposite dynamic emerges during
slower markets - so security gets lax and criminals are
having a field day.
Stay safe - go to
https://www.thecryptomerchant.com/collections/c
aes-accessories
Shows Higher Crypto Risks
A strong start to 2023 has been followed by a
sudden reversal in early March, with Bitcoin
down under $20k from a high of over $25k in
mid-February.
Top authorized crypto
wallets and accessories
retailer The Crypto
Merchant announces an
overview of the current
crypto market -
and emphasizes the
importance of crypto
security in bearish
market cycles.
Driven by recent events including an
unexpectedly strong inflation report and
the crypto-focused lender Silvergate
Bank’s collapse on March 8,
the recent bearish trend is part of a fairly
predictable series of ups and downs that
have kept the crypto market highly
volatile over the past 24 months.
And if you think that
means criminals are
less interested in crypto
assets, you're in for a
surprise.
Most asset holders prioritize security during bullish
cycles, and the opposite dynamic emerges during
slower markets - so security gets lax and criminals are
having a field day.
Stay safe - go to
https://www.thecryptomerchant.com/collections/c
aes-accessories