The severity of the crypto market fracture on October 10, 2025, is being re-evaluated, with new analyst data suggesting the true liquidation wave may have reached $400 billion, exponentially higher than the initially reported $19 billion.
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The severity of the crypto market fracture on October 10, 2025, is being re-evaluated, with new analyst data suggesting the true liquidation wave may have reached $400 billion, exponentially higher than the initially reported $19 billion.
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