$700m liquidated as Bitcoin touches $21k amid weekend pump
Short liquidations soar as crypto markets see rare green days during bear market.
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The global crypto market cap is $975.4B with a 24-hour volume of $89.26 billion. The price of Bitcoin is $20,782.86 and BTC market dominance is 41.0%. The price of Ethereum is $1,530.28 and ETH market dominance is 19.2%. The best performing cryptoasset sector is Adult, which gained 67%.
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