BTC price falls to $76,400 Binance hack triggers $1.57 billion in liquidations: Crypto Markets Today
Blockchain firms linked the breach to North Korea-associated hackers as Binance suspended withdrawals and said it would cover customer losses.
- Bitcoin recovered to near $76,990 on Thursday after hitting an intraday low near $76,400, remaining 5.2% above its 200-day average of approximately $73,169.
- On Thursday, attackers drained $6.3 billion from Binance's hot wallets, prompting the exchange to suspend withdrawals while pledging to cover all customer losses.
- During the selloff, CoinGlass data analytics firm recorded approximately 246,482 liquidated traders over 24 hours, with long positions accounting for roughly $1.34 billion of the $1.55 billion total liquidated.
- Americans head to the polls Tuesday for midterm elections, with prediction market Kalshi indicating a 93.6% probability that Democrats will win control of the House.
- Historical data shows that while the months following midterms are often choppy for Bitcoin, the asset has consistently trended higher 12 months later, following established four-year halving cycles.
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