Ether (ETH) Falls Below $2,450 With 24-Hour Change Near Flat
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Bitcoin and Ethereum Extend Sell-Off as Crypto Long Liquidations Reach $418M
TL;DR Cryptocurrency markets recorded nearly $418 million in long liquidations as Bitcoin fell 4.26% and Ethereum dropped 5.53% over 24 hours. Total liquidations reached $458.05 million, with bullish positions accounting for 91.2% of losses and Binance representing 43.5% of the total. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $528.40 million in net inflows on October 21, signaling ...
The crypto market is on a broad front this Thursday, and the trigger is not in the industry itself. Stocks, oil and bonds have set the pace: when the Nasdaq Composite lost 2.1 percent in the course of the day and Brent oil climbed to a five-month high, investors withdrew from everything considered risky. Ether hit it harder than Bitcoin. On Thursday afternoon, Ether costs $2,376.99 and thus 5.4 percent less than 24 hours before. Bitcoin stands a…
ETH recedes 1.89% to USD $2,395.26 and is listed below several short-term moving averages, while the daily volume is slightly below its 30-day average. The market does not offer a confirmed catalyst for the fall. The search for refuge in BTC while receding other altcoins is a possible market context, not a proven cause of the timely movement of ETH.
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