Bitcoin price crashes by 6.5% in minutes after hitting $28.4K sell wall

Bitcoin price crashes by 6.5% in minutes after hitting $28.4K sell wall

A rampant bull run is punctuated by sellers above $28,000, with Bitcoin continuing to see wild volatility on Sunday. Bitcoin (BTC) hit all-time highs of $28,400 before crashing thousands of dollars on Dec. 27 — the latest chapter in its Christmas trading frenzy.Cryptocurrency market overview. Source: Coin360BTC price dips $1,900 in minutesData from Cointelegraph Markets, Coin360 and TradingView showed BTC/USD gain and then lose huge amounts in USD terms during trading on Sunday.After topping 15% 24-hour gains, Bitcoin encountered heavy selling pressure above $28,000. Unable to sustain its....


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