💰 **Crypto liquidations break $700 million as Bitcoin falls to $95k
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Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market experienced heightened volatility, leading to liquidations totaling $712 million across 237,375 traders, according to Coinglass data. Long positions bore the brunt of the liquidations, accounting for 88.83% of the total, with $631.21 million cleared compared to $79.35 million in short positions. Bitcoin saw $130 million in liquidations, while Ethereum led with $150 million.

[Source](cryptoslate.com/insights/crypto-liquidations-break-700-million-as-bitcoin-falls-to-95k)

@WhaleDShark dominating my feed yet again. No doubt he’s gearing up for a rocket to take off.

A small group in front of the WH protesting Trump/Elon. Trump isnt here.

💰 **Bitcoin social sentiment drops to yearly low, signaling BTC breakout
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Social sentiment around Bitcoin has hit its lowest point in 2024, which could signal an incoming recovery above the $100,000 mark for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Bitcoin's price is currently down over 10% from its all-time high of above $108,300 recorded on Dec. 17, trading above $97,150 as of 12:38 pm UTC, Cointelegraph data shows.

[Source](cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-social-sentiment-drops-yearly-low-signaling-btc-breakout)

Bull phase is confirmed when new listing alts get pumped

🇬🇷 The second presidential session in Greece failed to elect a president, as ND-nominated candidate Konstantinos Tasoulas received only 160 votes out of the 200 required:

🔸 **Konstantinos Tasoulas (ND):** 160
🔸 **Louka Katseli (SYRIZA, NA):** 40
🔸 **Tasos Giannitsis (PASOK):** 34
🔸 **Konstantinos Kyriakou (NIKI):** 14
🔸 **Present (KKE, EL, PE):** 52

The first session required 200 votes and culminated in the same results (with 3 MPs being absent, thus the present votes were 49). The next presidential election will be held on 6 February and requires 180 votes, while in the case of failure, a fourth election on 12 February will require only an absolute majority of 151 votes.

📝 To Vima
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