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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Bitcoin Tumbles to 9-Day Low, Altcoins Face Major Sell-Off
Apr 02, 2024 at 01:36 pm
Amidst previous sideways trading, Bitcoin's price has plunged dramatically, reaching a 9-day low of $66,000. The altcoin market has suffered even more, with significant price drops for Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Bitcoin Cash, and Avalanche. Liquidated positions exceed 150,000, totaling over $500 million, with the largest single liquidation valued at $7.5 million.
Bitcoin Nosedives to 9-Day Low, Altcoins Suffer Significant Losses
After several days of lackluster trading, Bitcoin's price has embarked on a precipitous descent, plunging to a 9-day low of $66,000, a testament to the heightened volatility that continues to grip the cryptocurrency market.
The altcoin market has been even more severely affected, with a slew of double-digit losers including Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Bitcoin Cash, and Avalanche.
CryptoPotato previously reported on Bitcoin's sluggish price action, which had held steady around $70,000 over the weekend after failing to breach the $71,000 resistance level. However, the landscape shifted dramatically during Tuesday's Asian trading session.
Within a matter of hours, Bitcoin plummeted by $4,000, hitting its lowest point in nine days at $66,000. While it has since recouped some of its losses, BTC remains over 5% down on the day, currently hovering around $66,500.
The altcoin market has fared even worse, with Dogecoin, Avalanche, Shiba Inu, and Bitcoin Cash all experiencing double-digit declines in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin Cash's price drop is particularly noteworthy, occurring just ahead of its second halving event, which has been repeatedly delayed.
Other notable altcoins such as ETH, BNB, SOL, ADA, TON, XRP, and DOT have also suffered substantial losses, with their prices deeply in the red.
These massive price fluctuations have resulted in a staggering number of liquidations, with over 150,000 traders being liquidated, according to data from CoinGlass. The total value of liquidated positions exceeds $500 million on a daily basis, with the largest single liquidation taking place on OKX, involving an ETH-USD-SWAP trading pair worth $7.5 million.
The market volatility has once again underscored the inherent risks associated with cryptocurrency trading, with traders and investors alike experiencing significant financial losses in a matter of hours. Factors such as regulatory uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and the potential impact of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 continue to cast a pall over the market.
As the cryptocurrency landscape continues to evolve rapidly, it remains crucial for investors to exercise caution and conduct thorough due diligence before making investment decisions. The rollercoaster ride that has defined the crypto market in recent months is likely to continue for the foreseeable future, with traders navigating the perilous landscape in search of both opportunity and stability.
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