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On June 22, the Story crypto price opened at $2.76 and closed at $2.51, with a daily fall of up to 9.23%. The 24-hour trading volume was $29.3M, and the market cap fell below $750M. Over the past 7 days, it has accumulated a decline of 27.8%, and over 30 days, it has retraced more than 40%. The price plummeted over 6% within two hours after the news of the airstrike was released, and then continued to be under pressure.
In the early morning of June 22 local time, the United States conducted precise airstrikes on multiple nuclear facilities in Iran, causing global financial markets to quickly enter a “risk-off” mode. In the foreign exchange market, the dollar index surged in the short term, while gold and U.S. Treasury yields both rose. Investors, in order to avoid geopolitical risks, rushed to sell high-risk assets, including digital currencies. Small-cap altcoins faced even more severe selling pressure due to relatively low liquidity.
Story saw a wave of fervent market activity after its launch, with the price once increasing fivefold within two weeks, leading many early bulls to partially cash out at high levels. As U.S. military actions reignited geopolitical risks, short-term profit-taking quickly fled the market, spreading panic sentiment to other mid and small-cap projects. Even with a subsequent rebound in mainstream assets, Story struggled to stabilize due to concentrated sell orders.
These data indicate that after the hype fades, the underlying ecosystem of Story has not truly formed a closed loop and is difficult to sustain the price.
On the same day, Bitcoin (BTC) fell by about 4.5%, stabilizing after hitting a low of $98,900; Ethereum (ETH) briefly plummeted to $2,224, then quickly rebounded to around $2,260. The intraday fluctuations of both were much smaller than 9.23%. This confirms the “anti-fall” characteristic of mainstream assets during market risk aversion, while small-cap altcoins are more easily amplified by emotional fluctuations.
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On June 22, the Story crypto price opened at $2.76 and closed at $2.51, with a daily fall of up to 9.23%. The 24-hour trading volume was $29.3M, and the market cap fell below $750M. Over the past 7 days, it has accumulated a decline of 27.8%, and over 30 days, it has retraced more than 40%. The price plummeted over 6% within two hours after the news of the airstrike was released, and then continued to be under pressure.
In the early morning of June 22 local time, the United States conducted precise airstrikes on multiple nuclear facilities in Iran, causing global financial markets to quickly enter a “risk-off” mode. In the foreign exchange market, the dollar index surged in the short term, while gold and U.S. Treasury yields both rose. Investors, in order to avoid geopolitical risks, rushed to sell high-risk assets, including digital currencies. Small-cap altcoins faced even more severe selling pressure due to relatively low liquidity.
Story saw a wave of fervent market activity after its launch, with the price once increasing fivefold within two weeks, leading many early bulls to partially cash out at high levels. As U.S. military actions reignited geopolitical risks, short-term profit-taking quickly fled the market, spreading panic sentiment to other mid and small-cap projects. Even with a subsequent rebound in mainstream assets, Story struggled to stabilize due to concentrated sell orders.
These data indicate that after the hype fades, the underlying ecosystem of Story has not truly formed a closed loop and is difficult to sustain the price.
On the same day, Bitcoin (BTC) fell by about 4.5%, stabilizing after hitting a low of $98,900; Ethereum (ETH) briefly plummeted to $2,224, then quickly rebounded to around $2,260. The intraday fluctuations of both were much smaller than 9.23%. This confirms the “anti-fall” characteristic of mainstream assets during market risk aversion, while small-cap altcoins are more easily amplified by emotional fluctuations.