Bitcoin Crash Wipes Out $19.29B in Liquidations as Price Falls Below $102,000
Bitcoin drops 17% from $122,500 to $101,500, wiping out $19.29B in leveraged positions as traders face massive liquidations.
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Bitcoin drops 17% from $122,500 to $101,500, wiping out $19.29B in leveraged positions as traders face massive liquidations.
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