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Crypto Market Downtrend Continues as Bitcoin Briefly Falls Below $113,000 This Morning

Crypto Market Downtrend Continues as Bitcoin Briefly Falls Below $113,000 This Morning

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/08/02 02:23
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BlockBeats News, August 2 — According to data from a certain exchange, the downward trend in the crypto market continues. Bitcoin briefly fell below $113,000 this morning, reaching a low of $112,722, while Ethereum dropped to a low of $3,431. Details are as follows:


BTC 24-hour decline: 1.86%, current price: $113,574

ETH 24-hour decline: 5.56%, current price: $3,489

ETHFI 24-hour decline: 9.23%, current price: $0.957

OMNI 24-hour decline: 8.12%, current price: $4.3

CFX 24-hour decline: 8%, current price: $0.1934

CRV 24-hour decline: 7.05%, current price: $0.8761

1000CAT 24-hour decline: 6.65%, current price: $0.00899


Additionally, according to Coinglass data, the total liquidations across the network in the past 24 hours reached $950 million, with long positions accounting for $858 million and short positions for $91.36 million.

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