Crypto Market Bleeds $92 Billion as Bitcoin Crashes Through $100K
The crypto market just shed $92 billion in a brutal 24-hour selloff. Bitcoin fell below $100,000 for the first time since June. And the panic hasn’t stopped yet.
The crypto market just shed $92 billion in a brutal 24-hour selloff. Bitcoin fell below $100,000 for the first time since June. And the panic hasn’t stopped yet.
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Bitcoin sellers just hit the panic button. Exchange inflows exploded over 1,300% in two days as short-term holders dumped coins. Yet the price barely budged from $105,300.
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The crypto market just woke up. After weeks of bleeding, prices jumped 4% in 24 hours. But the real story isn’t the rebound itself—it’s what the whales are doing with their
Three altcoins are racing toward potential disaster. Traders betting big on XRP, Zcash, and Starknet could lose everything if prices reverse this week.