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Even if Huobi is the specific catalyst for today's plunge, it's just the latest negative news in the sector that has been battered in the last few weeks.

The exchange made the move on the heels of a series of crackdown notices from Bejing in recent weeks.

The global derivatives giant improves from fifth place earlier this week. Binance ranks first.

Bitcoin outflows from over-the-counter desks spiked, signaling dip-demand from institutional investors.

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The latest news extended bitcoin's streak of wild price gyrations this week.

The crypto market has lost more than $400 billion in a day.

The listed firm now holds 92,079 BTC bought for a total of $2.251 billion.

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Regulators cite the dangers of speculative trading.

"Market makers were heavily short puts in the range of $52,000 to $50,000, and I estimate were forced to sell nearly 2,900 bitcoin," one trader said.

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