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Bank Of America Records Drop Of 50% In Active Crypto Users As Bitcoin Suffers In Q2

by Charlie Mchaileh
July 6, 2022 - Updated on July 9, 2022
in Business
Bank Of America Records Drop Of 50% In Active Crypto Users As Bitcoin Suffers In Q2

The Bank of America has lost 50% of its active crypto users from the peak of the bull market as the bear market continues to hit the crypto market hard, with bitcoin suffering its worst quarter in over a decade. 

  • Bloomberg has reported that the Banks active crypto user count has fallen below 500,000 compared to its peak in November of 2021 with a user count of 1 million. This comes as crypto prices have fallen dramatically since the beginning of 2022 and continue to struggle compared to the highs of 2021.
  • Bitcoin has suffered its worst quarter in over a decade as the price has fallen below $20,000 USD compared to its all-time high of $70,000 at the end of 2022. The coin lost 58% of its value in the second quarter of 2022 alone highlighting the struggles of the crypto market at the moment.
Bank of America active crypto users 2020, 2021, and 2022.
Source: Bank of America
Source: Bloomberg

See Related: Bitcoin Drops To $19,000, Ethereum To Below $1,000

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