The cryptocurrency market soared late at night, causing over 120,000 people to suffer losses and go bankrupt. What impact will this have?
On August 11th local time, the US stock market opened higher, and cryptocurrencies collectively soared.
moreOn August 11th local time, the US stock market opened higher, and cryptocurrencies collectively soared.
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moreAt the beginning of August, the cryptocurrency market witnessed a sharp correction. Bitcoin once dropped below $112,000, and over 110,000 people went bankrupt in the past 24 hours, with a total liquidation amount of $369 million.
moreOn July 31st Eastern Time, the three major indexes in the US stock market collectively closed down, pouring cold water on the recently hot US stock market.
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