Bitcoin's current crash: What's different
On April 30, Bitcoin fell below $60,000, marking its worst monthly performance in two years.
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On April 30, Bitcoin fell below $60,000, marking its worst monthly performance in two years.
Coinbase lists KARRAT altcoin on Ethereum network, with trading to commence upon meeting liquidity conditions. Users cautioned about potential scams and high volatility. Despite risks, Coinbase's move highlights commitment to diverse asset offerings.
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In response to a market downturn, a cryptocurrency whale swiftly sold its entire Lybra Finance (LBR) holdings, triggered by a 'stop-loss' mechanism. The quick disposal resulted in a negative ROI of -28.2%, amounting to a loss of 38.5 ETH or approximately $85,300 within a two-month period. The market crash, particularly a 12% drop in LBR's value, prompted the activation of the stop-loss function, leading to the strategic divestment of all LBR holdings by the whale.
Altcoins, led by Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin, have surpassed Bitcoin in open interest, marking a significant shift in the derivative market. Altcoins now command 41% of the market's open interest, totaling $12.22 billion, while Bitcoin's dominance has decreased to 39%. Ethereum also trails behind, despite increased funds in its futures market. The altcoin market, with a 66% volume dominance, is reshaping investor portfolios, showcasing a paradigm shift in cryptocurrency dynamics.
Hundreds of millions of dollars in hedge funds are shorting USDT in large quantities, try to analyze the possibility of USDT thunder.
As the large cap coins have continued to suffer losses, Ethereum whales have now turned their focus to smaller cap ...
“Nothing about Coinbase changed this week, we are the same company we were yesterday, or a year ago. If anything, we are in an even stronger position given our balance sheet,” assured Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.