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A collective, rapid rush by many bettors or traders to cash out their positions at once, typically triggered by a sudden turn in an event, distinct from an individual's own cash-out decision.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"The second the injury happened, cash-out panic hit the whole market at once."
LORE & ORIGIN
A natural extension of cash-out-liquidity vocabulary in betting-market discourse, naming the crowd-behavior version of the same mechanic.
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Related To:Cash-Out Liquidity
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