Bitcoin drops below $64,000 as bullish bets get wiped out over the weekend
CoinGecko showed BTC near $65,500 on the afternoon of Nov. 14, while Newhedge recorded long-liquidation events below $66,000. Read the full story on CryptoSlateUnderstand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch...
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CoinGecko showed BTC near $65,500 on the afternoon of Nov. 14, while Newhedge recorded long-liquidation events below $66,000.
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