Crypto market crash triggered by 'aggressive' selling by Jump Trading – report
Jump Trading significantly contributed to the crypto market sell-off and it could be looking to sell another $104 million worth of wstETH.
Jump Trading significantly contributed to the crypto market sell-off and it could be looking to sell another $104 million worth of wstETH.
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