Ethereum slides as $1.5B liquidations follow $6.3B hack: Nov 1, 2026
Ethereum fell alongside Bitcoin and XRP as crypto liquidations topped $1.5B amid fallout from a record $6.3 billion hack described as the biggest-ever in crypto. Binance said it covered 90% of the shortfall with its own cash and that withdrawals reopen Sunday. Traders are also watching a 420K ETH supply overhang and a staking queue that has jumped to $2.8B.
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First seen on November 1
Carried over from earlier days
- Cryptocurrencies Slide as News of Major Hack Spooks MarketsThe Wall Street Journal
- Cryptocurrency exchange Binance announces halt in deposit and withdrawal operationsTASS
- Tech scare trade hits Nasdaq futures while crypto reels from its biggest-ever hackCNBC
- How the record-breaking $6.3 billion heist in crypto history unfoldedfrance24.com
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP crash as crypto liquidations top $1.5BCrypto.news
- Wall Street’s Black Friday — Is a 2022-style crypto winter brewing?AMBCrypto
- Bitcoin got spooked this Halloween. Is a monster rebound brewing or another crypto nightmare?InvestingLive
- Bitcoin fear hits August lows – Why BTC traders are watching $73KAMBCrypto
- Ethereum faces 420K ETH supply overhang, yet bulls remain hopeful – Why?AMBCrypto
- Binance Plugs 90% Of $6.3 Billion Hack Hole With Its Own Cash, Says Withdrawals Reopen SundayZeroHedge
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