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Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000, Exchange Users "Buy the Dip," Is an Uptober Rally in the Cards?
Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000, Exchange Users "Buy the Dip," Is an Uptober Rally in the Cards?On Oct. 3, Bitcoin dipped below $60,000 at the Wall Street open, with exchange users displaying strong buying interest, prompting both anticipation and concerns about an "Uptober" rally
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Crypto Market Volatility: Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000, Ethereum Plunges Further, How to Navigate?
Crypto Market Volatility: Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000, Ethereum Plunges Further, How to Navigate?The crypto market has experienced heightened volatility lately, with Bitcoin and Ethereum both plunging significantly. Bitcoin has fallen below the $60,000 mark, while Ethereum's decline has been more pronounced
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Bitcoin Drops Below $61,000, 166,000 Liquidated: Middle East Conflict Escalates, Miner Profits Shrink
Bitcoin Drops Below $61,000, 166,000 Liquidated: Middle East Conflict Escalates, Miner Profits ShrinkMarket data shows that in the past 24 hours, the number of liquidated positions across the cryptocurrency network has reached 166,000, with a total liquidation value of $558 million, marking a new high since August 5th. Bitcoin, after reaching a 2-month high of $66,500 on September 27th, has been fluctuating downward, experiencing a cumulative decline of approximately 7% in the past 3 trading days
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Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000, Miners Face Potential $10 Billion Loss
Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000, Miners Face Potential $10 Billion LossBitcoin has been on a downward trajectory after reaching a two-month high of $66,500 on September 27th, experiencing a total decline of approximately 7% over the past three trading days. Starting on the evening of October 1st, Bitcoin rapidly dipped from $63,800 to a low of $60,128
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Will Ethereum Drop to $1,800 After Breaking Below the $2,300 Support?
Will Ethereum Drop to $1,800 After Breaking Below the $2,300 Support?Analyst AliMartinez recently posted a blog on X platform using data from IntoTheBlock to analyze Ethereum's current investor cost basis distribution. He pointed out that Ethereum could decline to $1,800 if it breaks below the $2,300 - $2,359 support level
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Bitcoin Falls Below $56,000 as Fed Rate Hike Expectations Rise
Bitcoin Falls Below $56,000 as Fed Rate Hike Expectations RiseOn Wednesday (September 11), CME Bitcoin futures (BTC) closed at $57,685.00, down 0
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Bitcoin falls below $56,000 as Fed rate cut expectations cool
Bitcoin falls below $56,000 as Fed rate cut expectations coolBitcoin (BTC) and the broader cryptocurrency market declined in early trading on Wednesday, a move that coincided with diminished expectations for a Fed rate cut following the release of the August Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. The report showed that overall inflation rose at its slowest pace in more than three years in August, but it did not increase market expectations for a significant rate cut from the Fed
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Dogecoin (DOGE) at a Crossroads: Breaking the Downtrend Line or Falling Below Support?
Dogecoin (DOGE) at a Crossroads: Breaking the Downtrend Line or Falling Below Support?Dogecoin (DOGE) is at a crucial point after encountering resistance at the $0.09149 level
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Bitcoin Drops Below $56,500, Ethereum Also Down 2%
Bitcoin Drops Below $56,500, Ethereum Also Down 2%Titanium Media App, September 11 - Bitcoin price fell 2% to $56,422; Ethereum also dropped 2% to $2,330.30
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Cryptocurrency Market Plunges! Bitcoin Drops Below $54,000, Investor Panic Intensifies
Cryptocurrency Market Plunges! Bitcoin Drops Below $54,000, Investor Panic IntensifiesThe cryptocurrency market has once again suffered a major setback, with Bitcoin dropping over 4% and currently trading below $54,000. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, has fallen over 6%
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Bitcoin Plunges Over 7%, Breaking Below $52,900: Weak US Job Data, Institutional Outflows, and Miner Selling Pressure Intensify
Bitcoin Plunges Over 7%, Breaking Below $52,900: Weak US Job Data, Institutional Outflows, and Miner Selling Pressure IntensifyBitcoin (BTC) price experienced a significant drop on September 7, plummeting over 7% and breaking below $52,900 for the first time since late July. This sharp decline has sparked widespread concern among investors and cryptocurrency enthusiasts, with many speculating about Bitcoin's next move
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Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000, US Stocks Suffer Major Losses as Market Volatility Intensifies
Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000, US Stocks Suffer Major Losses as Market Volatility IntensifiesAccording to Coinglass data, Bitcoin has dropped over 4%, breaking below the $54,000 mark, while Ethereum has seen an even steeper decline of over 6%. In the past 24 hours, over 86,000 traders have liquidated their positions in the cryptocurrency market