Gold makes new all-time high of $4,660 as Bitcoin crashes by $4,000 after US markets open
Source Cryptopolitan
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Bitcoin just crashed by nearly $4,000 in one hour, dropping to $92,000 after $500 million worth of levered longs got wiped out.
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Gold just hit a new all-time high of $4,660/oz, ripping higher as traders pile into havens after Trump slapped new tariffs on Europe.
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Silver jumped to $94, breaking its own record, as metals rally across the board on growing global tensions.
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