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Did large sell orders cause bitcoin price crash?
Did large sell orders cause bitcoin price crash?
Martino
Fri Jul 12 2024
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Has the recent drop in Bitcoin's price been primarily attributed to the influx of large sell orders on cryptocurrency exchanges? Were these sell orders driven by market panic, profit-taking, or a strategic move by institutional investors? Did the size and frequency of these sell orders exceed the market's ability to absorb them, leading to a sharp price decline? Are there any indications that the selling pressure has subsided, or are we expecting further declines in the near future? What factors are analysts and investors watching closely to determine if this crash is a temporary correction or a sign of a more prolonged downturn?
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CryptoTitan
Sun Jul 14 2024
This sharp decline in value occurred late Monday on the XBT/USD spot market.
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TaekwondoMasterStrength
Sun Jul 14 2024
Despite the overnight crash, the downturn was temporary and the market quickly stabilized.
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Maria
Sun Jul 14 2024
BitMEX has since announced that it is conducting an investigation into the large sell orders that triggered the flash crash.
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BenjaminMoore
Sun Jul 14 2024
The exchange is committed to ensuring the integrity of its platform and addressing any irregularities that may arise.
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noah_smith_researcher
Sun Jul 14 2024
On BitMEX, bitcoin's price plummeted to $8,900 due to massive sell orders totaling $55.49 million.
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