Bitcoin Tops $65,500 as $209 Million in Crypto Shorts Collapse Across Markets
Fueled by positive economic data, bitcoin added to its July 14 gains on Wednesday to breach $65,000, hitting an intraday peak of $65,518 and driving its market cap past $1.3 trillion. Leveraged…
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Bitcoin Tops $65,500 as $209 Million in Crypto Shorts Collapse Across Markets
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Bitcoin surged 2% to $64,653, erasing Middle East-driven losses and triggering $170 million in short liquidations while market cap rose to $
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Bitcoin reclaims $64K, erasing geopolitical losses and triggering $170M in short liquidations
BTC reclaims $64K, erasing losses from Middle East tensions and triggering $170M in short liquidations. Discover what analysts expect next.
news.bitcoin.com·6d agoBitcoin reclaims $64K, erasing geopolitical losses and triggering $170M in short liquidations
BTC reclaims $64K, erasing losses from Middle East tensions and triggering $170M in short liquidations. Discover what analysts expect next.
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Bitcoin Rebounds Above $63,500 After Strategy’s $216M Sale Triggers $214M in Short Liquidations
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Bitcoin Pushes Above $64K as $96M in Bearish Bets Collapse and Momentum Rebuilds
Bitcoin erased its mid-week, geopolitically driven losses on Friday, surging 2% to an intraday peak of $64,653 and lifting the total crypto
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