Crypto enthusiasts are filled with fear, uncertainty and doubt following both Ethereum and Bitcoin posting over 10 percent drops in value overnight. This drop has triggered additional selloffs as people try to get off the rocket, making the rug pull hit a little harder.

Though nothing has been pointed to as the exact cause of the crash, all the major cryptocurrencies have been going down since the death of the Bogdanoff twins. Related or mere coincidence, everyone who recently bought is currently experiencing some major losses as discussions and other posts on the "#CryptoCrash" trend across multiple platforms today.

Newbies in the crypto world 🤣#cryptocrash #BitcoinCrash pic.twitter.com/Dmf0YCWodh

— Arpit Apoorva (@arpit_apoorva) January 21, 2022

Last leg or support broken ?#cryptocrash pic.twitter.com/8lcDXXRngf

— Ashish⚡ (@Ashishknows) January 21, 2022

BuytheDip campaign starts on Twitter 😂

#cryptocrash pic.twitter.com/3cU6VC1ScE

— Eswar ® (@ioeshu) January 21, 2022

Anyone had a long week trading crypto, you are not alone #DeFi #cryptocurrencies #cryptocrash pic.twitter.com/0usMkwPiIH

— WiseGuy (@Love4Krypto) January 21, 2022

This trend has also led to a spike in memes from people talking about the last time cryptocurrency crashed, with people dusting off their old memes to use in the latest dip of the cryptocurrency market.

Everyone in crypto who lived through 2017/18 right now #cryptocrash pic.twitter.com/TZHHgrfMGM

— George Hartley (@gthartley) January 21, 2022

Y’all will understand in the 2027 run, don’t worry #cryptocrash #cryptocurrencies #BitcoinCrash #ethereum pic.twitter.com/KFg04snImt

— E-LABS.eth (@e_labs_io) January 21, 2022

🤣🤣🤣🤣 if I wasn't so heavily medicated this might concern me! #BitcoinCrash #cryptocrash #cryptocurrencies pic.twitter.com/llSkeV228d

— Nakamohito (@nakamohito) January 21, 2022

When the crypto market is dumping, but you refuse to sell anything. #cryptocrash pic.twitter.com/NlMFIcH4rX

— Alt Crypto Mars 🔶 (@altcryptomars) January 21, 2022