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A $131 Billion Crypto Crash Has Traders Fearing Lasting Damage
The altcoin casino blew up in speculator fashion last week — and it’s not clear the gamblers are coming back. The crash didn’t just hit Bitcoin. It vaporized entire ecosystems of speculative tokens that had promised generational wealth through viral memes, big-name branding, and blind faith in momentum. Bitcoin fell 13% after a fresh US-China tariff spat. But the damage was far deeper in smaller tokens, many of which fell as much as 80% before a tentative recovery. Trump’s memecoin, promoted earlier this year by US President Donald Trump, fell 37% on Friday, according to CoinMarketCap. World Liberty Financial ... (full story)
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