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Is the Crypto Market Heading for Another October Bloodbath?
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Beincrypto reports: Crypto traders lost more than $1 billion to forced liquidations in 24 hours as Bitcoin dropped to $80,393 on Thursday. About $930 million came from bets that prices would rise, CoinGlass data shows. The sell-off lands two days before the anniversary of October 10, 2025, when a crash wiped out about $19 billion in trades. Bitcoin peaked near $126,200 that week and has not returned since. How Likely Is Another Market Crash? A liquidation happens when an exchange…
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