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THE HASH: Crypto Markets Surge; Liquidations, Tech Earnings and Reddit NFTs

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4.8689 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2022

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

This episode is sponsored by ZenGo.


The most valuable crypto stories for Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022.

 "The Hash" team hashes out today's hot topics, including the crypto market surge, with bitcoin challenging $21,000. In addition, Google's Q3 earnings report reveals that crypto winter affected ad revenue. Also, what's driving the popularity of Reddit NFTs?


See also: Crypto Ad Spending Slowdown Contributes to Google’s Soft Quarter

Crypto Markets See Largest Short Liquidations in 15 Months; Ether Leads Token Surge

Reddit NFTs Challenge Bored Apes on OpenSea With Trade Surge

Bloomberg's Matt Levine Writes 40,000-Word Article on Crypto

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0:00.0

This episode is sponsored by Zengo.

0:10.3

This is the hash podcast.

0:13.0

Stay informed with the latest on Bitcoin, ETH, the Metaverse, Web3, and more,

0:18.0

with stories that matter to the crypto world, all on the hash for your ears.

0:23.8

You're listening to the Coin Desk Podcast Network.

0:29.1

Hello, everyone. It's the hash. Thank you for being here with us on this Wednesday,

0:35.6

the day after Taco Tuesday and a few days before the weekend. I'm Jen. We got Will,

0:42.7

Zach, and Wendy on the show today. Will, you're kicking us off with some market news.

0:49.3

Let's talk about trading, okay? Bitcoin went up 5% yesterday and 5% today. The bulls are back in control. And that

0:57.6

means there's a lot of blood in the street for everyone who's shorting Bitcoin, people who we don't

1:01.8

like. Remember, we don't like any permabairs out there. It was about $500 million worth of liquidations

1:08.7

on FTX yesterday, which was definitely the largest exchange

1:11.5

for liquidations yesterday. And there was about $700 million total and total liquidations.

1:17.2

That was the highest since July of 2021. And if you remember back then, July 2021, that's when we

1:22.5

saw the first crash from the previous all-time high of Bitcoin from April 2021, where we tipped over $60,000,

1:30.8

and two months later, we dipped almost as low as $27,000 per Bitcoin. So it was a large

1:38.4

liquidation event. And yesterday was up there in the books, you know, first time in close to 18 months. The reason for that,

1:46.4

well, there's actually a lot of volume in the market still, even though it might be a bear

1:50.2

market. There's still a lot of people who are interested in trading. There's more depth than

1:54.1

you've seen in previous bear markets. $20,000 Bitcoin doesn't mean that everyone's left. It

1:58.5

actually means that there's actually pretty good stability. People are still interested in being part of the ecosystem. If you look at stable

2:04.8

coin numbers, you'll see there's actually about eight times as much stable coins within the

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