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Cryptocurrency market sees record liquidations, triggered by latest Trump tariffs
Crypto prices tumbled on Friday after Trump said he would impose an additional 100 per cent tariff on China and export controls on software. The declines precipitated – and then were made worse by – what data tracker Coinglass described as “the largest liquidation event in crypto history”.While market weakness had already been present coming into Friday, Trump’s post sparked a more than 12 per cent decline in bitcoin. The largest token, which had earlier this week reached an all-time high of more than US$125,000, was hovering below US$113,000 as of Friday night in New York.
Over the past 24 hours, bets worth more than US$19 billion have been wiped out, and more than 1.6 million traders liquidated, according to Coinglass data. More than US$7 billion of those positions were sold in less than one hour of trading on Friday.
In its post on X, Coinglass said the total might be much higher given that exchanges do not necessarily report such orders in real time. Binance Holdings, which is the world’s largest crypto exchange, only reports one liquidation order per second, according to the post.“The focus now turns to counterparty exposure and whether this triggers broader market contagion,” said Brian Strugats, head trader at Multicoin Capital. He added that some estimates place total liquidations above US$30 billion.
A container ship arrives at the Port of Oakland in California on October 10, 2025. US President Donald Trump is threatening to impose an additional tariff of 100 per cent on Chinese imports from November 1. Photo: Getty Images via AFP Continue Reading
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Crypto Sees More Than $6 Billion in Liquidations
Crypto market traders were hit by record liquidations just days after Bitcoin touched an all-time high, volatility triggered in large part by the latest round of tariffs from US President Donald Trump.
Cryptocurrency prices tumbled on Friday after Trump said he would impose an additional 100% tariff on China and export controls on software. The declines precipitated, and then were made worse by what data tracker Coinglass described as “the largest liquidation event in crypto history.”
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Hamas gathering hostages ‘now’, says Trump, as Palestinians return to rubble in northern Gaza – follow live
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Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites are falling like fireballs, raising concern among experts |
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Pakistani forces kill 30 militants after deadly ambush that killed soldiers in country's northwest – The Washington Post
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Pakistan blames ‘Indian proxies’ in Afghanistan for terror attacks as Taliban’s Muttaqi meets S Jaishankar
Rattled by the Taliban regime’s growing diplomatic engagement with India, Pakistan on Friday accused New Delhi of using Afghanistan as a base of operation for terrorism on its soil.
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P. Staff: Durchdringung – Announcements
Bonner Kunstverein is proud to present Durchdringung, the first institutional solo exhibition in Germany by artist, filmmaker, and poet P. Staff, on view October 11, 2025–February 1, 2026. The exhibition presents newly commissioned works…
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