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FTSE 100 dives in global meltdown as crypto crashes by $1.2tn
UK stocks tumbled at the opening bell as fresh warnings about upcoming US jobs data sparked a broad market retreat.
Crypto Investors Pull $1.1tn as Trump-Fuelled Bitcoin Boom Unravels
Nearly $1.1 trillion has been wiped from cryptocurrency markets in recent weeks as confidence fades in Donald Trump’s promise to make the US the “crypto capital of the world”.
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Bitcoin heads for worst week in eight months as crypto sell-off deepens
Bitcoin is on track for its worst week since March, having fallen around 8% so far, as the cryptocurrency market continues to reel from last month’s massive leveraged liquidation.
Zak Mir talks to Paul Mathieson, CEO of Amazing AI Plc
Zak Mir talks to Paul Mathieson, CEO of Amazing AI, in the wake of the global fintech group, which has a Digital Asset Treasury Policy that provides online consumer loans
Bitcoin slumps below $100,000 as $45bn sell-off rattles crypto markets
Bitcoin fell below $100,000 overnight for the first time since June, as a $45 billion (£34.5 billion) sell-off by long-term holders deepened losses across the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin falls to five-month low as crypto market struggles to recover
Bitcoin dropped to its lowest level since June, extending losses amid ongoing weakness across the cryptocurrency market following last month’s major crash.