Cryptocurrencies fell during Monday trading amid a decline in risk appetite in markets, with investors assessing incoming data for signals about the global economic outlook.
Bloomberg Intelligence data showed a slowdown in outflows from cryptocurrency-related ETFs, with investors withdrawing $17.6 million from the funds during the third quarter of the year, compared with $683.4 million withdrawn during the second quarter.
Bitcoin fell 0.48% at $19170.62, at 12:49 pm Mecca time, according to Queen's Pass data.
The second largest cryptocurrency by market value "Ethereum" also fell 1.26% to $1288.90, and Ripple fell 3.65% to 44.31 cents.
The global market value of cryptocurrencies has declined over the past 24 hours by $ 0.96% billion to $ 926.21 billion, according to Queen Market Cap data.