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by: xpoolPosted on: October 11, 2025

Bitcoin Plunge Triggers $2 Billion Liquidations, Largest in Over Two Years

Bitcoin experienced a sharp price drop from $121,000 to $102,000, triggering nearly $2 billion in forced liquidations across various exchanges. This event marks the largest leverage flush since May 2021, raising questions about market volatility and trader risk management.

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