Bitcoin experienced a sharp single-day decline of 13%, with the Hash War period marking one of the more dramatic downturns in recent trading history. This kind of volatility spike typically correlates with major on-chain disputes, mining competition escalation, or broader market sentiment shifts. The cascading sell-off reflected broader concerns about network stability and investor confidence during contentious periods. Traders closely monitored support levels as the selloff unfolded, with liquidations across major trading pairs amplifying downside pressure. Such dramatic moves often reset market positioning and create notable trading opportunities in the aftermath.
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AirdropHunter420
· 6h ago
13% lost in one day, this hash war is really incredible...
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It's the same old story, miners tearing each other apart and the market has to pay the price
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Basically, it's market manipulation. Don't listen to those so-called on-chain disputes
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At this point, is it time to buy the dip and get on board?
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Stability? Ha, Web3 has never been stable
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I've seen so many people get liquidated, it pains me...
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Actually, this is a good opportunity. Whoever dares to buy the dip will profit
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The crypto world is always like this, a slight breeze can cause a collapse
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Support levels are breaking one after another. Can they hold this time?
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It feels like retail investors are being harvested again, old tricks
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Hey, this is what you call resetting the price. There will be opportunities later
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Hash war directly brought down BTC, it's really incredible
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ChainPoet
· 6h ago
13% drop in one day? That's my beloved Bitcoin, so exciting!
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MetaNeighbor
· 6h ago
13% in one day gone, this is the power of the hash war.
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DAOTruant
· 6h ago
13% wiped out overnight, this is the crypto world...
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The Hash War part was really exhausting. I knew something was wrong when Bitcoin plummeted.
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It's always the same story of liquidity drying up. Every time like this.
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Breaking the support level is actually an opportunity, but who dares to buy the dip?
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Mining wars are so fierce, ordinary people really can't play.
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Such 13% fluctuations are long used to, but the problem is it will still fall later.
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Large-scale liquidations smashing the market, retail investors stepping on each other, the story is always the same.
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Is this really unsustainable this time, or will there be a rebound?
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On-chain battles are happening, and we're still here discussing support levels.
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Every time they say it's an opportunity, but it keeps falling. Heartbreaking.
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0xSherlock
· 6h ago
13% in one night, this is the game we're playing. Hash War is really fierce.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 6h ago
13% in one day, this Hash War is really fierce, but isn't this our favorite opportunity?
Bitcoin experienced a sharp single-day decline of 13%, with the Hash War period marking one of the more dramatic downturns in recent trading history. This kind of volatility spike typically correlates with major on-chain disputes, mining competition escalation, or broader market sentiment shifts. The cascading sell-off reflected broader concerns about network stability and investor confidence during contentious periods. Traders closely monitored support levels as the selloff unfolded, with liquidations across major trading pairs amplifying downside pressure. Such dramatic moves often reset market positioning and create notable trading opportunities in the aftermath.