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Bitcoin Crashes Below $30K For The First Time Since January 2021

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Things in the cryptocurrency market are looking increasingly bad as the price for bitcoin just crashed below ,000. Bitcoin’s price is currently trading below ,000. This hasn’t happened in months as the last time we saw these levels was in January 2021. BTC/USD. Source: TradingViewOther cryptocurrencies are also following suit with most of the altcoins charting double-digit declines on the weekly. This has also led to almost 0 million worth of liquidated positions across the major exchanges over the past 24 hours. The largest single liquidation order happened on Bybit. It was a Bitcoin position with a face value of .4 million. Not surprisingly, the majority of liquidations came from long positions. In the past hour alone, around 94% of the longs were wiped off.

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Things in the cryptocurrency market are looking increasingly bad as the price for bitcoin just crashed below $30,000.

  • Bitcoin’s price is currently trading below $30,000.
  • This hasn’t happened in months as the last time we saw these levels was in January 2021.
Bitcoin Crashes Below $30K For The First Time Since January 2021
BTC/USD. Source: TradingView
  • Other cryptocurrencies are also following suit with most of the altcoins charting double-digit declines on the weekly.
  • This has also led to almost $800 million worth of liquidated positions across the major exchanges over the past 24 hours.
  • The largest single liquidation order happened on Bybit. It was a Bitcoin position with a face value of $5.4 million.
  • Not surprisingly, the majority of liquidations came from long positions. In the past hour alone, around 94% of the longs were wiped off.

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