Crypto Giant Coinbase Not Interested In Buying FTX U.S, COIN Stock Plunges
The crypto market became red with massive losses on Tuesday. Some analysts speculated that the selling pressure on Bitcoin and Ethereum from FTX’s attempt to raise liquidity against impending insolvency caused this cascade of losses. Some analytics data revealed that FTX liquidated its ETH holdings, which placed selling pressure on Ethereum and extended a sell-off to Bitcoin. However, despite FTX’s actions in the market to withstand the tanking of its token FTT, the asset didn’t recover. Related Reading: These Solana Numbers May Scare Off SOL Investors – Here’s Why As of November 7,....
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