Bitcoin’s Fall to $62,000 Sparks Market Manipulation Claims
By Luis Blanco
Bitcoin plunged to nearly $62,000 on November 15, its lowest level since July. The drop wiped out months of gains and triggered more than $2 billion in liquidations. Now, several analysts claim that large players orchestrated the crash. However, others see a far simpler explanation. Analysts Say Bitcoin’s Crash Was…
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