Bitcoin falls below $94,000 as pre-Thanksgiving liquidation and North Korean hacking reports send crypto assets plummeting

In addition to investors liquidating positions ahead of Thanksgiving, North Korea has revealed that it has stolen $2 billion worth of cryptocurrencies.
Following the news that the cryptocurrency market had been trading at a low of 100%, the cryptocurrency market has fallen slightly. As of 9:25 AM on the 17th, according to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) had fallen to
The price fell 1.34% to $93,974 (approximately ¥14.52 million), marking the first time it has fallen below $94,000 since April this year.
Ethereum (ETH) fell 2.23% to $3,079, Ripple (XRP) fell 0.17% to $2.20, and Solana (
SOL) fell 1.73% to $136, while Binance Coin (BNB) fell 0.82% to $922. The declines were due to investors trimming positions ahead of Thanksgiving.
One trend is that investors tend to reduce their holdings before summer vacation and Thanksgiving in order to relax during the holidays.
Additionally, North Korea has withdrawn approximately $2 billion from the Canarcoin ecosystem.
Reports that the shares were acquired illegally are also weighing on the market.