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DYM Surges Above $0.2, with Over 50% Gain in the Past Hour

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On November 21, based on HTX market data, DYM has exceeded $0.2 and is currently priced at $0.2019. It has witnessed a surge of more than 50% in the past hour.
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A certain Aave leverage whale was liquidated for $11.41 million during the recent price drop.

On November 21st, as monitored by PeckShield, an Aave whale (0x94de...940a) encountered a liquidation of $11.41 million during the recent sharp drop of Bitcoin. The whale's strategy was to hold a long position in WBTC and borrow USDT using it as collateral.

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The 25x Ethereum Long of "Buddy" has been fully liquidated, with a total loss exceeding $20.23 million

On November 21st, as per the monitoring of Onchain Lens, although the "buddy" had begun to deleveraging half an hour ago to avoid liquidation, during the recent rapid sell-off, the "buddy's" ETH (25x) long position was completely liquidated. This led to a loss of $1.05 million in this transaction. Overall, the "buddy" suffered a loss of over $20.23 million, and there was only $15,538 remaining in the wallet.

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Bitcoin Falls Below $85,000, With a 24-hour Decline of 6.2%

On November 21st, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin dropped below $85,000 and is currently trading at $84,683, experiencing a 24-hour loss of 6.2%.

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Bitcoin Experiences Sharp Decline, Breaking Below $82,000 with a 24-Hour Loss of 8.47%

On November 21st, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $82,000 and is currently trading at $81,483, experiencing a 24-hour loss of 7.5%.

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Bitcoin Experiences Short-Term Plunge, Leading to $960 Million in Long Liquidations Across the Network in Just 1 Hour

On November 21, according to data from Coinglass, nearly $960 million was liquidated within a one-hour period, and long liquidations accounted for $952 million.

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Hong Kong Stablecoin Review Tribunal: Only allows Fiat-Collateralized Stablecoins, Applicants Capital Requirement is 25 Million Hong Kong Dollars

On November 21st, as per the report by Aastocks, Daniel Lai, a member of the Hong Kong Stablecoin Oversight Committee and the Web3 Development Group, declared that currently, in Hong Kong, only fiat-collateralized stablecoins backed by legal tender are permitted. Applicants are required to have a minimum capital of at least 25 million Hong Kong dollars in order to ensure they possess sufficient financial strength to operate and manage market risks. The issuer's fiat funds must be invested in highly liquid and low-risk assets to guarantee the reliable support of the stablecoin's value. Furthermore, they must undergo an independent audit and present regulatory compliance proof to the regulatory authority.

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