Crypto shorts lose $110 million in a 10-minute liquidation burst
The rapid liquidation highlights the inherent volatility in crypto markets, potentially deterring risk-averse investors and amplifying market swings. The post Crypto shorts lose $110 million in a 10-minute liquidation bu...
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The rapid liquidation highlights the inherent volatility in crypto markets, potentially deterring risk-averse investors and amplifying market swings.
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