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Crypto traders faced significant losses as major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ether, experienced a sharp decline, resulting in over $1 billion in liquidations. Go to Source
Crypto whales are positioning themselves for the next “altcoin season,” while DeFi loans are seeing a resurgence back to 2022 highs. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price reached a five-month low, dipping to $49,647 at 2:25 a.m. EDT on Monday, Aug. 5. This decline is fueled by growing concerns about an impending recession, with Japan’s Nikkei experiencing its steepest daily drop since ‘Black Monday’ in 1987. Futures for the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 have also shown signs of correction, … Read more
Despite the gloomy outlook, Bitcoin could prevent more downside pressure if it manages to remain above the $51,000 mark. Go to Source
Argo Blockchain PLC has today released its July 2024 operational update, reporting the mining of 48 BTC, maintaining an average of 1.5 BTC per day, consistent with June 2024. The company generated $3 million in mining revenue, with a mining margin in the mid-20% range, slightly lower than the previous month due to a lower … Read more
Findings from a 10x Research report reveal potential Bitcoin value drop below $50,000 amid US economic uncertainty, impacting the broader crypto market. Go to Source
In his latest social media posts, Tron Founder Justin Sun addressed rumors about the liquidation of their positions, firmly denying any truth to these claims. Sun emphasized that they rarely engage in leveraged trading strategies, as they do not see significant benefits for the industry. Instead, they focus on activities that support the industry and … Read more
Bitcoin sees a giant $30,000 crash in a week while Ethereum retreats 40% and Berkshire Hathaway’s Apple sale takes on new meaning as stocks dive worldwide. Go to Source
Hackers exploit the market crash, using stolen funds from the 2022 Nomad bridge hack to purchase 16,892 ETH at a significant discount. Go to Source
BTC dominance hits 58% as the cryptocurrency market suffers a 17% drop, leading to a market cap of $1.76 trillion. Go to Source