Binance CEO Issues Serious Crypto Price Warning As Sudden Bitcoin ‘Flash Crash’ Knocks Ethereum And

[themickey]

Another flash crash.... ~$4000

Bitcoin price plunge wipes hundreds of billions from global cryptocurrency markets
The crypto has rapidly plummeted in a flash crash, dragging down all the other big players with it, just a week after hitting an all-time high.......

https://www.news.com.au/finance/mon...s/news-story/06daff96db7a2928bcb0f9e96ffc6c59

 

[d08]

Crypto market is a manipulator's dream, no hard regulation - perfect to run all sorts of strategies not allowed elsewhere. It's all starting to look interesting from a trading perspective.

 

[mlawson71]

It will climb again. I am starting to get used to these flash crashes.

 

[johnarb]

It will climb again. I am starting to get used to these flash crashes.

I saw on Twitter a whale dump sell of $1.5B worth of bitcoin caused the flash crash. Quite suspicious to sell like that unless there's a purpose to it. It did not last very long, btc went back up quickly

It might be a good idea to put limit buy orders that are far from current price on exchanges

Bitcoin hodlers unaffected by these events

 

[themickey]

Quite suspicious to sell like that unless there's a purpose to it.

 

[Overnight]

I saw on Twitter a whale dump sell of $1.5B worth of bitcoin caused the flash crash. Quite suspicious to sell like that unless there's a purpose to it. It did not last very long, btc went back up quickly

It might be a good idea to put limit buy orders that are far from current price on exchanges

Bitcoin hodlers unaffected by these events

Maybe the BTC holder wanted to put that money into SHIB? You Crypto guys are a bit wacko, 1 tier behind the options guys, who are still totally crazy.

 

[Snarkhund]

I saw on Twitter a whale dump sell of $1.5B worth of bitcoin caused the flash crash. Quite suspicious to sell like that unless there's a purpose to it. It did not last very long, btc went back up quickly

It might be a good idea to put limit buy orders that are far from current price on exchanges

Bitcoin hodlers unaffected by these events

To the cynical mind it looks like someone spent a few million to save 10s of millions in shorts that day.

 

[mlawson71]

I saw on Twitter a whale dump sell of $1.5B worth of bitcoin caused the flash crash. Quite suspicious to sell like that unless there's a purpose to it. It did not last very long, btc went back up quickly

It might be a good idea to put limit buy orders that are far from current price on exchanges

Bitcoin hodlers unaffected by these events

It's quite annoying that one whale can cause such a thing.