Bitcoin liquidations surge to $1.6 billion
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Bitcoin trading volume increased as investors sold off Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin price fell to $58,750.84 by 8:24 a.m. ET, down about 40% from last year.
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Bitcoin ETFs have sold off 71,600 BTC worth
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Bitcoin stabilized near $60,000 after a sharp sell-off.
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Bitcoin intraday low reached $58,189
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Bitcoin's sell-off deepened on June 26 as investors continued fleeing risk assets across global markets.
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Bitcoin price fell to its lowest point in 21 months as investors dumped digital assets on Wednesday.
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Bitcoin price broke $60,000 for the third time.
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Bitcoin is trading near $62,500 as market sentiment shifts toward bearish positions.
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Bitdeer Technologies Group mined 921 Bitcoin in May, up 370% from a year earlier
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Bitcoin has shed about 21% in a month
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Bitcoin has lost nearly half its value since reaching a record high above $123,000 in July 2025.
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Bitcoin prices could fall significantly if the "max pain" scenario at $48,000 is triggered, as Bitwise's Dragosch warns of up to 20% further downside.
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Corporate Bitcoin buying has collapsed from $500 million U.S. per day to almost nothing this year.
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Bitcoin fell further this morning, valued at $60,937.81.
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Bitcoin price could decline significantly as more than 50% of supply is underwater, following recent market bottoms.
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More than 50% of bitcoin supply is trading at a loss
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Bitcoin experienced a selloff resulting in half of all supply trading at a loss
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Bitcoin experienced a brutal sell-off
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Traders lost $504 million over 24 hours betting against Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin short positions may face increased liquidations as the price rebounds from $60,000, driven by the recent pump to $63,700.
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Bitcoin price rose to $63,700, triggering the most short liquidations since late April.
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Bitcoin price has been hit by a massive sell-off this week.
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Bitcoin price has been hit by a massive sell-off this week.
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Bitcoin's price crashed to $60,000
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Bitcoin rebounds above $60,000 after $1.6 billion liquidation-driven selloff
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets are likely to remain elevated after the $1.6 billion liquidations following the rout.
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Bitcoin liquidations reached $1.6 billion following a market rout
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Bitcoin's price dropped significantly, wiping out billions in bullish cryptocurrency investment opportunities.
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Bitcoin miners and exchanges holding significant Bitcoin positions are likely to face downward pressure due to the crash below $60,000, which deepened a sell-off following a partial sale of Bitcoin holdings.
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Bitcoin is at four-month lows as investors consider potential initial public offerings.
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Bitcoin has plunged by over 50% from its all-time high last October.
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Bitcoin crashed to $61,300 before recovering to $62,500 over two days.
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Bitcoin price is testing historically significant bear-market support levels.
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Bitcoin price fell 6.06% on Wednesday amid extreme fear and whale sell-offs.
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Bitcoin price crashed to $62,000 amid increased selling pressure.
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Bitcoin's highest conviction holders are turning into sellers as the cryptocurrency's price hits new lows
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Bitcoin holders are likely to sell as the price drops to new lows, signaling a potential end to the crypto slump.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets are likely to face significant downward pressure due to the reported $2 trillion price crash.
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Bitcoin dropped under the $70,000 per bitcoin level amid a BlackRock sell-off.
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Bitcoin extended losses on Wednesday, dropping more than 2% to hover around $66,000.
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Bitcoin's fear gauge surged nearly 20% on Tuesday, its biggest single-day spike since February 5.
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Bitcoin fell below $66,000, causing leveraged crypto positions to lose $1.6 billion.
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Bitcoin fell below $69,000 to a two-month low amid institutional outflow streak
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Bitcoin is likely to continue falling toward its two-month low as institutional outflows persist and onchain interest fades.
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Bitcoin liquidations reached $742 million
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Bitcoin may face further price declines as major holders continue selling tokens.
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Bitcoin may face further downward pressure as investors react negatively to the Saylor sale announcement.
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Bitcoin prices could face significant volatility as Mt. Gox moves a large portion of its holdings to unmarked addresses.
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Mt. Gox moved 10,422 bitcoin worth $739 million to a new wallet as deadline nears
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Mt. Gox's transfer of approximately $739 million to a new wallet may cause Bitcoin prices to rise due to the exchange's potential insolvency concerns.
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Bitcoin slid 3% on news that Michael Saylor sold Bitcoin for the first time.
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BlackRock's sudden sell-off of its Bitcoin fund could cause Bitcoin prices to fall further, as investors may react negatively to the fund's exit.
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BlackRock bitcoin fund sell-off accelerates
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Bitcoin value fell to $73,285.68 by 7:18 a.m. ET.
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Bitcoin fell to its lowest price in five weeks due to concerns about ongoing conflicts and outflows from exchange-traded funds.
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Bitcoin crashed 52% from its October 2025 all-time high of $126,000 to $60,000 in February
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BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) sold $1.3 billion in shares in a dark pool transaction.
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Bitcoin wavers near $79,000 as underwater buyers build resistance.
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Bitcoin liquidation wave occurred
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Bitcoin prices could surge if the Irish authorities' seizure of the 500 BTC tied to the Clifton Collins cache is confirmed.
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Bitfinex traders doubled their bitcoin positions during a five-day price decline.
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Bitcoin has shed $5,000 within days.
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Bitcoin posted losses of about 19% year-to-date as its price fell to $78,000
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Bitcoin liquidations exceeded $672 million.
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Crypto traders lost $563 million in liquidations due to a rally.
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Bitcoin price fell to $78,000, causing crypto longs to lose $500 million.
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Bitcoin price surged 1,000% in a sudden spike.
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Bitcoin dropped to $79,000 on Friday as traders locked in profits.
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Bitcoin reached $80,000 due to recent liquidity squeeze.
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Bitcoin is trading below $80,000
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Nakamoto recorded a $102.5 million mark-to-market loss on its bitcoin holdings
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Bitcoin is trading below $80,000
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Bitcoin's rally to $82,000 is raising red flags that a short squeeze may be the underlying driver.
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Bitcoin is trading below $81,000
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Bitcoin holds $80,000 as stocks sink
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Bitcoin's price shifted lower to $80,971.89 by 7:16 a.m. ET on Monday, May 11, 2026.
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Bitcoin lost 245,000 holders in five days, the fastest holder decline in nearly two years.
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Bitcoin opened at $80,015.27 on Friday, May 8, 2026, down 1.7% from Thursday's opening price of $81,428.85.
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Bitcoin may face profit-taking pressure as traders sell into strength following the decline below $80,000.
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Bitcoin may see increased demand as a result of the ongoing crypto token purge, potentially supporting its price.
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Zcash bets turn into second-largest liquidations behind bitcoin as ZEC rockets 30%
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Bitcoin price crashed to $62,000 during the quarter.
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Bitcoin price fell from about $87,000 to $68,000 during the first three months of 2026.
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Bitcoin absorbed $200 million profit-taking at $80,000
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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) fell to roughly $2.7 trillion today after peaking near $4.4 trillion in late 2025.
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Bitcoin closed a short position valued at $56.68 million before the price rally to $81,000.
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Bitcoin price fell from $80,000 to $78,951.96 by 7:30 a.m. ET
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Bitcoin price fell to $78,951.96 on Monday, May 4, 2026, after reaching a peak of $80,000.
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Bitcoin price dropped 0.1% from Sunday's opening price of $78,656.73
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Bitcoin's price moved to $80,000, causing bears to lose $300 million in liquidations.