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Bitcoin hits two-week low at $76,711 as liquidations top half a billion
Bitcoin experienced its lowest point in over two weeks, dropping to $76,711 as global macro risks from the US-Iran conflict prompted traders to reduce positions. This downturn saw significant liquidations of bullish bets across cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin's price falling below a key support level.
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news.bitcoin.com
Bitcoin Slides to $77,614 as US and Israel Weigh New Strikes on Iran
Bitcoin slips under $78,000 as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions spark a $700 million crypto liquidation event.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Bitcoin hits two-week low at $76,711 as liquidations top half a billion
Bitcoin experienced its lowest point in over two weeks, dropping to $76,711 as global macro risks from the US-Iran conflict prompted traders to reduce positions. This downturn saw…
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Bitcoin falls to two-week low of $76.7K as crypto market selloff triggers $661 million liquidations
Bitcoin dropped to a two-week low of $76,700 as the crypto market experienced a selloff, leading to nearly $661 million in liquidations. Major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and…
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coindesk.com
Ether and bitcoin hit hardest as crypto bulls lose $563 million in long liquidations
Ether and bitcoin led liquidations, as their prices dropped on macroeconomic concerns.
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decrypt.co
Bitcoin Slides Under $77K as Crypto Liquidations Top $672M Amid Bond Sell-Off - Decrypt
Analysts flagged that geopolitical shocks no longer "hit crypto directly" thanks to institutional transmission via ETF flows.
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Bitcoin Drops to $76K as Middle East War Fears Spark $722M in Liquidations
Bitcoin slides to $76K as geopolitical stress triggers $722M in liquidations. Is BTC trading as a safe-haven asset or a liquidity stack?
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Long Traders Lose $17.3M as Bitcoin Stalls Below $77,000 on Iran Tension
Bitcoin trades sideways at $76K amid fading relief over U.S.-Iran strikes. Crypto liquidations drop to $175M as Wall Street indexes turn red.