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Market Panic Builds Ahead of Potential ‘Black Monday,’ Crypto Liquidations Spike to $900M
Wall Street futures plunge, Asia sells off, and crypto liquidations surge as markets brace for a volatile start to the week.Source link
Bitcoin Drops 7% as Wall Street Futures Slide Before Monday’s Open
Bitcoin dipped to an intraday low of $77,098, mirroring the downturn in futures markets as the Dow Jones Industrial average plunged more than 1,500 points. Dow Tanks 1,500 Points; Bitcoin Sinks as Economic Anxiety Spreads Between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Sunday, Apr. 6, the digital asset economy contracted by another $50 billion, fallingSource link
Bitcoin Price Falls as US Futures Point to Further Pain Ahead
Trump’s latest tariffs have rattled global markets, with one analyst suggesting the president is following his Art of the Deal playbook.Source link
Latam Insights: Largest Latam Bank Mulls Stablecoin, Brazil Bans Retirement Funds From Investing in Crypto
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of the most relevant crypto and economic news from Latin America over the past week. In this week’s edition, Itau reveals it is considering launching its own stablecoin, Brazil bans retirement funds from investing in crypto, and also champions local currency payments as a BRICS member. Largest Bank inSource link
Bitcoin Falls To $79K as Cryptos Plunge, Perhaps Previewing Sunday Night Stock Action
"Decoupling" and "safe haven" began to be used late last week as bitcoin (BTC) held its own despite the continuing tumble in stock markets in response to President Trump's sweeping tariffs against U.S. trading partners. Bitcoin bulls, though, may have spoken too soon.With stock trading closed for the weekend, fearful investors are perhaps turning to the 24/7 crypto markets to place bearish bets. In late Sunday afternoon action, bitcoin is trading just above $79,000 down 5% from 24 hours ago.Other majors are faring far worse, among them ether (ETH), lower by 11% to $1,590 and solana (SOL), down 10% to $107.The term "black monday" is trending on X — a reference to Monday October 19, 1987, when the Dow Jones...