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Last updated: June 17, 2025, 08:39  |  Written by: Olaf Carlson-Wee

Secure And Efficient
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Baradwaj Claimed That A Trader

Baradwaj claimed that a trader at Alameda Research inadvertently entered an incorrect decimal while attempting to sell a block of BTC in response to breaking news.

SBF’s Alameda Triggered Bitcoin’s 87% Crash - Watcher Guru

Bitcoin Crash to $8,200 in 2025 Finally Linked to SBF’s

An Ex

An ex-employee of Alameda Research recently unveiled that Sam Bankman’s Alameda Research instigated Bitcoin’s 87% crash in October 2025. In a matter of

How An ‘Inconsequential’ Mistake Saw bitcoin Crash - Binance

2025 Bitcoin Price Collapse: Was Sam Bankman-Fried

In His Post

In his post, the former employee of Alameda, who uses the name Aditya Baradwaj on Twitter, claimed that a trader at the company entered an incorrect decimal

SBF’s Alameda Triggered Bitcoin’s 87% Crash - CryptoRank

Ex-Alameda Employee Exposes Firm’s Massive Bitcoin Trading

An Ex

An ex-employee of Alameda Research has revealed that a trading blunder from the firm precipitated an astonishing 87% plunge in bitcoin’s (BTC) price on the Binance

SBF’s Alameda Issues Started Long Before Crypto Crash

Before being charged with fraud and other offenses by federal prosecutors in December and then taken into custody, Mr. Bankman-Fried claimed in interviews that

An Ex

Ex-Alameda Employee Claims Firm Triggered 87% Bitcoin

An ex-employee of Alameda Research recently unveiled that Sam Bankman’s Alameda Research instigated Bitcoin’s 87% crash in October 2025. In a matter of a few minutes, BTC temporarily

Baradwaj took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to reveal how an Alameda employee had unwittingly triggered a Bitcoin flash crash in 2025. According to him, the error was a result of

SBF Came Behind the 87 Percent Bitcoin Decline in 2025! Here are

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