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TP ICAP Digital Assets: Market Commentary on Bitcoin’s $19 Billion Liquidation
Hina Sattar Joshi, Director at TP ICAP Digital Assets, commented on Bitcoin’s recent $19 billion liquidation, emphasizing that digital markets are not insulated from broader financial volatility. The cryptocurrency has faced its most sustained price decline since Donald Trump’s inauguration, driven by economic uncertainty and global tech sector sell-offs. “Volatility has not been limited to equity markets,” said Joshi. “Economic uncertainty and the recent tech sector sell-offs have had a direct and immediate impact on the price of Bitcoin. After the summer’s exuberance, this month the cryptocurrency ... (full story)
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