Bitcoin Traders Dump Long Bets as $636M Gets Wiped Out in One-Day Rout
After a flash crash toward $61,000, bitcoin briefly rebounded to $64,600 before stabilizing just under $64,000. Despite trimming its losses, it remained down 3.2% daily, 14% weekly, and nearly 30% year-to-date in 2026. V...
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