Cointime reports: Bitcoin slid to about $75,600 as midterm election results came in, then climbed past $81,000 on Wednesday, forcing out hundreds of millions of dollars in bets against crypto. The move squeezed short sellers who had positioned for further declines during the midterm dip.
Bitcoin Tops $81,000 After Midterm Dip, Squeezing Short Sellers
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