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Bitcoin Had Massive Dip on Bitstamp Before Hitting Highest Level Since Early May

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Bitcoin Had Massive Dip on Bitstamp Before Hitting Highest Level Since Early May
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Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, dropped by 8% to $51,011 within a single one-minute candle at 10:35 p.m. UTC on the Luxemburg-based Bitstamp exchange.

In then quickly reclaimed the $55,000 level within seconds.

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This bizarre trading activity, which was caused by a $40 million sell market order, took place only on Bitstamp. Other major exchanges remained unaffected by the violent price moves.

Volatility events are not exactly rare on cryptocurrency exchanges, and they can be far more extreme. In February, the price of Ethereum halved in price on Kraken due to huge selling pressure, which then prompted legal threats from disgruntled traders. A year prior to that, XRP collapsed 58% on the BitMEX exchange.

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Q4 is off to a strong start   

Bitcoin was unfazed by the recent short-term drop on one of the biggest trading platforms. It then went on to surge to $56,800, its highest level since May 12.

The leading cryptocurrency is so far up 29% during the first month of the historically bullish fourth quarter.  

As reported by U.Today, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz recently predicted that another Bitcoin rally in late 2021.

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