Bitcoin’s 5% Flash Crash Leads to $165 Million in Leveraged Liquidations
Leveraged traders lost more than $165 million as Bitcoin prices plunged 5%.
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Leveraged traders lost more than $165 million as Bitcoin prices plunged 5%.
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The bull market environment has undoubtedly raised market expectations for the project.
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Bitcoin whale executes a $665 million transaction, contributing to the highest hourly on-chain movement in six months. The move coincides with miners actively selling off reserves, with a notable decrease in Bitcoin reserves since July 2021. The Bitcoin Miners’ Position Index signals increased selling activity, highlighting the dynamic nature of the market amid price stagnation.
The latest raise is one of the largest-ever funding rounds for a DeFi protocol.
The “complete lack of end-user demand for Helium should not have come as a surprise,” noted Web3 critic Liron Shapira.
The company said that users have registered over 2.5 million nonfungible token domains through its platform so far.
Six companies have just announced their delisting, and another group of companies have received the decision to delist from the exchange.