Bitcoin trading volume skyrockets three days ahead of attempted coup in Russia

2023-6-26 16:59

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Over the weekend, news broke of an attempted coup in Russia. Despite its resolution by the end of the weekend, this news drew widespread attention.

This incident coincided with a spike in trading for the USDT/RUB currency pair. The trading volume for this pair climaxed at $8.53 million, marking the most considerable volume since the FTX market crash in November of the previous year.

Intriguingly, three days prior to the reported coup, on Wednesday, June 21, there was a substantial spike in Bitcoin (BTC) volume traded with the RUB. It escalated to $2.21 million, the highest since the SVB market downfall in March. This reflects a surge in trading activity linked to geopolitical events.

BTC/RUB: (Source: The Block) USDT/RUB: (Source: The Block)

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