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Individuals who had grown dependent on stablecoins like luna and terraUSD to shield their money from the wild swings typical of many cryptocurrencies, were stunned to see both those coins fall under $1 in May - something that was never supposed to happen. dollar also played a role in investors' departure from crypto in recent months. Stablecoins losing their pegs to the U.S. As investors sold off their digital assets, the price of crypto fell further. With the cost of everyday items like gas and groceries increasing, investors began pulling their money out of investments they deemed risky, including cryptocurrencies. The price of bitcoin, ethereum and other major tokens started falling this spring as rising inflation tightened its grip on the U.S. Not only is Coinbase seeing fewer transactions, but crypto prices have dropped to their lowest levels this year. "And even though they have a business model today that's based off transactions, they're building one of the most diversified businesses in the (crypto) industry." Crypto downturn is exacerbated by soaring inflation "They are one of the best capitalized firms," Ryan told CBS MoneyWatch.
