Follow up to the hour updates on what is happening in crypto today, October 30. Market movements, crypto news, and more! Follow up to the hour updates on what is happening in crypto today, October 30. Market movements, crypto news, and more!
[LIVE] Crypto News Today: Latest Updates for Oct. 30, 2025 – Crypto Market Mixed as $590M in Positions Liquidated in 24 Hours; BTC Slips to $109K
2025/10/30 12:32
Follow up to the hour updates on what is happening in crypto today, October 30. Market movements, crypto news, and more!
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