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No results1Bitget Daily Digest（Nov 29）｜All Major U.S. Stock Indices Closed Lower; Next Year’s FOMC Voters Emphasize Inflation Risks and Oppose Further Rate Cuts; 72 out of Top 100 Tokens Down More Than 50% from All-Time Highs2Bitcoin’s Current Correction: At the End of the “Four-Year Cycle,” Government Shutdown Intensifies Liquidity Shock3Zcash Price Prediction 2025: Why ZEC Might Hit $360, Shedding 35% From ATH?
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- 18:37Data: If ETH falls below $3,341, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.155 billionsAccording to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, if ETH falls below $3,341, the cumulative long liquidation volume on major CEXs will reach $1.155 billions. Conversely, if ETH breaks above $3,687, the cumulative short liquidation volume on major CEXs will reach $423 millions.
- 16:37Data: In the past 24 hours, total liquidations across the network reached $235 million, with long positions liquidated for $95.18 million and short positions liquidated for $140 million.ChainCatcher News, according to Coinglass data, in the past 24 hours, the total liquidations across the network reached $235 million, with long positions liquidated for $95.1797 million and short positions liquidated for $140 million. Among them, bitcoin long positions were liquidated for $10.392 million, bitcoin short positions for $29.5587 million, ethereum long positions for $14.6857 million, and ethereum short positions for $43.5685 million. In addition, in the past 24 hours, a total of 122,483 people were liquidated globally, with the largest single liquidation occurring on an exchange - BTCUSDT, valued at $2.0105 million.
- 16:26Spain Arrests Leader of €260 Million Cryptocurrency Ponzi SchemeBlockBeats News, November 9, the Spanish National Guard has arrested a suspect accused of leading a 260 million euro cryptocurrency-related Ponzi scheme. The individual is alleged to have operated an international investment scam called the "Madeira Invest Club." This Ponzi scheme attracted more than 3,000 victims by offering contracts guaranteeing returns linked to digital art, luxury vehicles, whiskey, real estate, and cryptocurrency. Authorities confirmed that no real economic activity took place. The investigation, which involved Europol and international law enforcement agencies, uncovered a complex network of shell companies and bank accounts spanning at least 10 countries.