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Ethereum Briefly Falls Below $2000

2026.02.07 15:20:50

As of Feb. 7, per HTX market data, Ethereum briefly dipped below $2,000 and was last trading at $2,005.
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Maji faces another liquidation, with funds raised from selling 15 NFTs exhausted in just 4 days.

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