EDGE 'Flash Crash' Drops Over 77% to $0.315, Now Rebounds to $0.751
On June 2, according to market data, the EDGE token on the edgeX platform experienced a 'flash crash,' dropping over 77% to $0.315, but has since rebounded to $0.751, with the 24-hour decline now reduced to 41.13%. Additionally, data from Coinglass shows that EDGE faced liquidations totaling $5.2152 million in the past four hours, including $4.0962 million in long positions and $1.119 million in short positions.
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