Crypto Market Sheds $63 Billion as Bitcoin Struggles Below $115K
The crypto market just took a serious hit. Over $63 billion vanished in 24 hours, dragging total market capitalization down to $3.75 trillion.
The crypto market just took a serious hit. Over $63 billion vanished in 24 hours, dragging total market capitalization down to $3.75 trillion.
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The crypto market just shed $7 billion overnight. Not a crash. But enough to make traders nervous. Bitcoin hovers just under $115,000, unable to punch through resistance.
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