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List of Flash News about debt repayment

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2025-04-10
14:40
Whale Sells 28,999 ETH Worth $45.2M to Repay Debt

According to Lookonchain, a whale sold 28,999 ETH, valued at $45.2 million, at an average price of $1,559 per ETH to repay debt. This significant sale could influence Ethereum's market price as such large transactions often cause price fluctuations. Investors should monitor the ETH market closely for potential opportunities or risks arising from this liquidation.

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2025-04-10
14:15
Whale Liquidates 26,881 ETH to Repay Debt and Avoid Liquidation

According to @EmberCN, a significant Ethereum holder, fearing liquidation, sold 26,881 ETH for $42.04 million DAI to repay loans and clear leverage. This action was taken in response to multiple close calls with liquidation in recent times.

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2025-03-19
15:17
X Valued at $44 Billion in Stake Sale and Raises $2 Billion for Debt Repayment

According to The Kobeissi Letter, X has been valued at $44 billion in a deal involving the sale of existing stakes by investors, as reported by FT. Additionally, X is raising $2 billion in a primary round aimed at repaying debt incurred during Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter. This valuation marks a significant recovery, being over +400% higher than its previous low.

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2025-03-11
02:24
ETH Holder Reduces Liquidation Risk by Converting 2,882 ETH to DAI

According to EmberCN, an ETH holder facing liquidation risk converted 2,882 ETH to 5.21 million DAI to repay debt, lowering the liquidation price to $1,781. With ETH's recent rebound and the next oracle price update above this liquidation price, the holder's immediate risk has been mitigated. Source: EmberCN's tweet.

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2024-07-05
05:26
Significant Liquidation and Debt Repayment in Ethereum Market

According to @lookonchain, an individual was liquidated for 4,215 ETH, equivalent to $12.2 million. This person has now started repaying the debt, indicating an effort to recover from the substantial loss.

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