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Morning Edition · Friday, November 6, 2026Published at 4:52 AM EST · New York
Bitcoin trades near $76,000 after a chip-stock sell-off halts trading on South Korea's KOSPI
Crypto liquidations topped $1 billion, US spot bitcoin ETFs lost $430.2 million in one session, and two listed miners said they are selling bitcoin as they convert to AI data-center operators.
Bitcoin fell from above $80,800 to near $76,600 on Thursday morning as a sell-off in chip and artificial-intelligence (AI) stocks spread into crypto, Bitcoin Magazine reported. It held near $76,000 into the afternoon as the Nasdaq moved fur…
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