Bitcoin Falls Below $62,000 to Pre-Iran Conflict Low as Crypto Slide Extends and $1.5 Billion in Longs Are Liquidated
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Bitcoin falls below $61,500 as $3 billion in liquidations rock crypto market and traders brace for more pain - Tech Startups
Just months ago, Bitcoin was trading above $126,000 and fueling fresh predictions of a six-figure future. Today, traders are asking a different question: How much lower can it go? The world’s largest cryptocurrency briefly plunged to $61,300 during a sharp […] The post Bitcoin falls below $61,500 as $3 billion in liquidations rock crypto market and traders brace for more pain first appeared on Tech Startups.
Bitcoin Falls Below $62,000 to Pre-Iran Conflict Low as Crypto Slide Extends and $1.5 Billion in Longs Are Liquidated
Bitcoin fell below $62,000 Thursday morning, sliding to its lowest level since before the U.S.-Iran conflict began this spring and wiping out the rally that started when oil markets first reacted to the geopolitical escalation. The slide accelerated overnight as cumulative crypto liquidations approached $1.5 billion over the past 24 hours, with bullish bets accounting for the bulk of the losses, according to CoinGlass data. The arithmetic of the…
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CoinStats - Bitcoin bloodbath plunges Strategy into Its d...
MicroStrategy’s unrealized loss is at an all-time high following Bitcoin’s plunge below sixty-two thousand dollars, sending the company’s treasury investment into the red big time. The loss is sitting near $10.8 billion, putting Strategy down about 17% on its Bitcoin position after six years of buying. The fall came as Bitcoin hit its lowest price since the start of the Iran conflict, with fresh fighting in the Middle East hurting wider risk sen…
What to remember: Bitcoin has gone up to $64,000 after falling under $62,000 at night. The fall has triggered more than $1.5 billion in liquidations in 24 hours. This rebound looks like a technical oversales jump, not a real trend reversal. Bitcoin is taking its breath again, without convincing. The first cryptocurrency has gone up to $64,000 after a violent stall that had caused it to plunge under $62,000. A movement that looks like a classic r…
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