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by: xpoolPosted on: November 24, 2025

Crypto Crash Linked to Pricing Glitch, Not Panic, Expert Says

Tom Lee, director of research at Fundstrat, argues that the recent crypto crash was triggered by a technical pricing error, not market sentiment. He believes a brief stablecoin mispricing caused automated liquidations affecting around 2 million accounts, ultimately extending the decline even after the initial glitch. This seemingly small error impacted markets significantly.

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