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10 worst performing cryptocurrencies in 2022

Today, the total crypto market cap has plunged to just under $800 billion as investor confidence hits new lows.

A handful of scams, frauds, and platform meltdowns fueled a steep downward spiral in prices for nearly all cryptocurrencies. Most recently, the downfall of FTX and founder Sam Bankman-Fried sparked another sell-off in major tokens like bitcoin and ether.

Other failures in the crypto space in 2022 included the implosion of TerraUSD and Luna, the bankruptcies of Voyager Digital and BlockFi, and the unwinding of leverage via various crypto hedge fund blowups, like Three Arrows Capital.

The damage in the industry was so widespread that the best performing crypto with a market valuation of at least $1 billion was a token that broke even in 2022, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Some popular cryptos that have fallen below the $1 billion market cap threshold include Terra Classic, which dropped 99%, as well as Helium, Axie Infinity, and The Sandbox, all of which plummeted more than 93% in 2022.

These are the 10 worst performing cryptocurrencies of 2022, according to data from CoinMarketCap. The list excludes tokens that have a market value of less than $1 billion.

10. Cardano

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: ADA2022 Losses: -82%Market Value: $8.3 billion

9. Internet Computer

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: ICP2022 Losses: -84%Market Value: $1.1 billion

8. Polkadot

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: DOT2022 Losses: -85%Market Value: $4.9 billion

7. Cronos

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: CRO2022 Losses: -90%Market Value: $1.4 billion

6. Avalanche

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: AVAX2022 Losses: -91%Market Value: $3.3 billion

5. Algorand

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: ALGO2022 Losses: -91%Market Value: $1.2 billion

4. Filecoin

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: FIL2022 Losses: -92%Market Value: $1.0 billion

3. NEAR Protocol

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: NEAR2022 Losses: -92%Market Value: $1.1 billion

2. HEX

Coinmarketcap

Ticker: HEX2022 Losses: -93%Market Value: $3.2 billion

1. Solana

CoinMarketCap

Ticker: SOL2022 Losses: -95%Market Value: $3.5 billion

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