South Korea's Kospi Crashes 8%, Triggers Bitcoin Plunge to $59,018 on June 23

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According to Mike McCluskey, co-founder of Tx and former Fidelity executive, South Korea's Kospi index (KOSPI 200 index, South Korea's benchmark equity index) plunged 8% on Tuesday, June 23, triggering a Level 1 circuit breaker, which in turn precipitated Bitcoin's sharp decline to $59,018. Nvidia and Micron pullbacks amid a broader global semiconductor correction drove $700 million in long liquidations, according to McCluskey's analysis of the Seoul-to-Nasdaq contagion.
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