Bitcoin regains ground after Trump dismisses risk of attack on Iran
Bitcoin regains ground near US$ 82,500 after Trump rules out attack on Iran before the US elections, while the market records US$ 1.19 billion in liquidations with ether six times more affected than bitcoin.
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Bitcoin recovers near $82,500 after Trump statement
Bitcoin recorded a recovery and stabilised near $82,500 after President Donald Trump ruled out the possibility of an attack on Iran before the US midterm elections. This statement helped reduce geopolitical tensions that had been pressuring risk markets.
Liquidations reach $1.19 billion, with ether more affected
The cryptocurrency market as a whole suffered total liquidations of approximately $1.19 billion in the last 24 hours. Ether positions were liquidated at around $356 million, representing a proportion six times greater than that observed in bitcoin when adjusted for market value.
The contrast between the two main cryptoassets evidences the greater leverage and recent sensitivity of ether bets in the face of the period's volatility.
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