Cryptocurrencies, which were expected to fall by a larger amount than stocks anyway, had their own negative drivers, including the looming Mt. Gox fallout, mixed spot digital asset ETF flows, a growing appreciation that a pro-crypto Trump candidacy is not a given, and reports of a major market maker dumping hundreds of millions of dollars in crypto during the height of the panic. All told, Bitcoin hit $49,200, down 30% from just a week earlier, while Ethereum fell below $2,200, down 35% in that time.