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Hyperliquid liquidity pool allegedly exploited, depositors take heavy losses Cryptocurrency communities are raising concerns that Hyperliquid’s liquidity pool (HLP) has been manipulated, leaving depositors with heavy losses. According to @Copin_io on X, a trader allegedly exploited the system by using $10 million in $USDC to open a 141,000 $ETH long position worth $271.6 million, leveraging $23 million to control over $270 million. The position was liquidated at 160,000 ETH ($306.85 million), possibly as part of a deliberate strategy. By withdrawing funds to trigger self-liquidation, the trader shifted losses onto the HLP vault, which absorbed a $286 million ETH long. This tactic allowed them to move the market in their favor while hedging elsewhere for profit. As a result, some large investors are pulling funds from Hyperliquid, raising questions about potential changes to the platform’s trading and liquidity mechanics.

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EU to impose countermeasures against U.S. tariffs, open to trade dialogue The European Commission (EC) has described U.S. President Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum as unjustified, leading them to implement countermeasures valued at €26 billion ($28.3 billion) on $28 billion of U.S. exports to the EU. According to The New York Times, the EC had previously put a hold on countermeasures introduced in 2018 and 2020, but announced that this pause would expire on April 1. Meanwhile, EC President Von der Leyen expressed the EU's openness to engage in meaningful trade discussions with the U.S.

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Worries about a recession sent markets tumbling, hitting both stocks and crypto. On Black Monday, U.S. stock indices took a dive : the Dow shed 2%, the S&P 500 dropped 2.7%, and the Nasdaq nosedived 4%. Major firms like Tesla, Apple, and Nvidia all took a beating, with Tesla falling sharply by 15.4%. At the same time, Bitcoin slipped below $80,000, its second dip in three weeks, rattling investor nerves. Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has been flagging potential market corrections, especially for Bitcoin, for some time. Hayes previously suggested Bitcoin might drop to $75,000, a forecast that now looks increasingly possible. Recent reports show Bitcoin actually hit a low of $81,380, getting closer to Hayes’s predicted price level. In his latest comments , Hayes reiterated his belief that Bitcoin could fall even further if it hits the $75,000 mark. He also pointed to open interest around that price level as a warning sign, suggesting growing bearish sentiment in the market. Related: Bitcoin Price Crash? Arthur Hayes Predicts March Meltdown The market downturn is worsened by concerns about the U.S. economy. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently cautioned about a potential “detox period” as the new administration works to cut government spending. Adding to the unease, U.S. President Trump stated the economy is going through a “transition period,” further fueling investor uncertainty. Adding to the gloom, Goldman Sachs lowered its U.S. growth forecast, citing risks from new tariffs. New York Federal Reserve data shows inflation expectations at 3.13%, increasing worries about the U.S. economic outlook. Bitcoin’s continued decline highlights its struggle to decouple from traditional asset markets. Mintology CEO Zach Burks pointed out that Bitcoin, once considered a safe haven, is now viewed as a high-risk asset. Despite the downturn, technical indicators hint Bitcoin may be nearing a short-term rebound. The RSI, currently at 37.60, is approaching the oversold zone of 30, which often signals a possible price reversal. Related: US Stock Market on Edge of a Bull Run, Says Crypto Firm Moreover, the MACD remains negative, confirming bearish momentum. Still, if buying pressure picks up, these indicators could signal a trend change, possibly leading to a recovery. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.