One of the highest-stakes bets in crypto history hangs by a thread. A whale holding a $190 million short position on Bitcoin faces liquidation at $104,017, while BTC currently trades at $103,660.One of the highest-stakes bets in crypto history hangs by a thread. A whale holding a $190 million short position on Bitcoin faces liquidation at $104,017, while BTC currently trades at $103,660.
Whale faces $190M Bitcoin liquidation as BTC surges within $357 of wipeout price
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One of the highest-stakes bets in crypto history hangs by a thread. A whale holding a $190 million short position on Bitcoin faces liquidation at $104,017, while BTC currently trades at $103,660.
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