Crypto liquidations hit $1.8B in a day: Final flush or more to come?
Over $1.8 billion was flushed in one of the year’s most significant long liquidation events — and one analyst says Bitcoin dipping back to around $103,000 is possible.
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Over $1.8 billion was flushed in one of the year’s most significant long liquidation events — and one analyst says Bitcoin dipping back to around $103,000 is possible.
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