Bitcoin Bounces Back After $1B Market-Wide Liquidation Triggered by Price Drop
Bitcoin experienced a sharp drop in value on March 5, losing over 10% of its market capitalization within hours and triggering a market-wide sell-off. This led to a reported $1 billion in liquidation, with leveraged traders suffering the most. The drop was attributed to profit-taking and miners offloading their holdings, as evidenced by an increase in Miners' Outflow. However, the market rebounded quickly on March 6, with Bitcoin reclaiming $67K and some memecoins rebounding strongly. Some market watchers predict that Bitcoin's price will increase due to supply shock and the upcoming Halving event in April.
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