Bitcoin and Ethereum Plunge as Hot U.S. CPI Sparks Nearly $1 Billion in Crypto Liquidations
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Last night, the price of bitcoin passed by 1.79%, up to $81,682, before the release of the American CPI, the main cryptation was firmly in the range of 82,028-84 147... ~ 15,10.2026, PRIM
The last twenty-four hours have seen a wave of forced selling that has led to derivative positions being closed by...
Bitcoin prices fell 2.41% to Rp1.45 billion after US inflation in September reached 3.7%, exceeding market expectations and pressuring crypto assets.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum extended their losses on October 15 after hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data rattled financial markets, triggering nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrency liquidations as leveraged traders faced another wave of forced selling. Bitcoin fell toward $80,000, trading around $81,000 after retreating from levels above $83,000 before the inflation release. Ethereum suffered heavier losses, dropping more than 6% over 24 hours to a…
Following the hot September CPI data, 87.2% of crypto liquidations remained in long positions: a total of $456.31 million. Bitcoin is around $80,900, and PPI data is expected today.
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