Nearly half a billion in

Market Turmoil: $450 Million Liquidations Hit Bitcoin, Ether, and

Nearly half a billion in bullish crypto bets were liquidated as the market buckled under geopolitical pressure. Data from CoinGlass shows that 86% of traders are

Bitcoin Plunge Causes $450M in Bullish Crypto Bets Liquidated

In the context of Russia

In the context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, crypto proponents argue that crypto helps undermine Moscow’s authoritarian regime by providing an alternative to the

As far as Bitcoin [BTC] is concerned, the liquidation numbers had surpassed the $75 million mark in the 4-hour period.

Cryptocurrency’s Role in the Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Recent developments surrounding U

The two sides of crypto in Ukraine war - Financial Times

Recent developments surrounding U.S. tariffs have led to a staggering $450 million in liquidations across the crypto futures market within the last 24 hours. This article

Blockchain data analytics company Elliptic shared data with the FT showing private crypto fundraising for pro-Ukrainian causes has outpaced Russian equivalents by a

On Thursday

Bitcoin's sudden drop to $60,300 triggered $450 million in liquidations amid Middle East tensions, despite October's historically bullish trend for cryptocurrencies.

On Thursday, reports of President Putin giving an Invasion order on Eastern Ukraine weighed down heavily on cryptocurrencies, triggering a selling frenzy that saw the

Per data from CoinGlass, the combined crypto market liquidation has topped $452 million in 24 hours. Notably, 160,022 traders were implicated in the liquidation. The price

Over $450M In Liquidations - Bitcoin, Ether, Cardano, XRP Lose

Crypto Liquidations Top $450 Million as Bitcoin Price Eyes $100,000

$450 Million Liquidated in Under 60 Minutes - cryptonewsland.com

Crypto market sees mass liquidation

$450 million Crypto liquidated, Bitcoin shells $75m amidst Russia

Crypto market sees mass liquidation after new BTC ATH, analysts remain unfazed and expect next Bitcoin ATH at $108,000.

Bitcoin Falls to $60,300, Causing $450 Million in Liquidations