Over $1.5 billion in long positions were liquidated as Bitcoin dropped below $95,000, causing a significant sell-off in the cryptocurrency market.
A crypto whale narrowly avoided a $26.47 million liquidation, showcasing the significant impact of major players' movements on the crypto market.
Binance Coin (BNB) traders favoring long positions face potential liquidation amid ongoing price declines, with BNB dropping 7% over the past week. Falling RSI and negative bull-bear index indicate further bearish trends.
Dogecoin is at a crucial support level with a sharp decline in daily charts and a $3.2 million liquidation in the last 24 hours.
The crypto market experienced a significant crash due to a $300 million liquidation surge, leading to a bearish sentiment. Both Bitcoin and altcoins were affected as buyers failed to maintain critical levels.
Analysts suggest that the recent crypto market crash may be followed by a substantial bull run, similar to the post-Covid era.
CMB published a temporary list of cryptocurrency companies that declared they will liquidate and continue activities.
A $30 million Dogecoin withdrawal from exchanges signals a potential bullish market movement amid a $200 million cryptocurrency liquidation surge.
Bitcoin drops below $50,000 due to a $1 billion liquidation event.
Mt. Gox, the defunct crypto exchange, is nearing the final phase of its liquidation process, set to make a major Bitcoin move amid market turbulence.
BitcoinOS achieves a breakthrough by verifying the first ZKP on Bitcoin, enabling scaling without altering its core. Meanwhile, $250 million was liquidated in the crypto market.
The crypto market faced a significant drop, with Bitcoin and Ether experiencing substantial losses. Over $250 million was liquidated within 12 hours, intensifying the market crash.
The FOMC's decision to maintain interest rates has caused significant turmoil in both traditional and crypto markets, resulting in a $400 million liquidation in the crypto sector.
The crypto market saw a $190 million liquidation of leveraged positions shortly after a $400 million liquidation on Friday. Traders are now focusing on upcoming CPI data.
Ethereum experiences a minor price increase following the SEC's approval of spot ETFs, despite recent trader liquidations. Analysts predict the ETFs could boost demand for Ethereum, potentially leading to a significant price surge.
The crypto market experienced a surge, resulting in $374M liquidated. Ethereum and Bitcoin led the charge, indicating a strong recovery trend. This may signal future market predictions.
Bitcoin's approach toward a critical price point of $74,300 could result in a $1.45 billion short position liquidation, fueling potential bullish momentum towards new highs.
The crypto market saw a correction and then a value surge, raising the risk of a $1.45 billion Bitcoin short liquidation according to the Bitcoin Liquidation Heat Map.
A US bankruptcy court approved Genesis Global's liquidation plan to return $3 billion to its creditors, marking a turning point in the company's bankruptcy proceedings.
Bitcoin's price surge to $67,482 resulted in $45M in short position liquidations, with a total of $120M in crypto liquidations as the market climbed.
Bitcoin's surge past $66,000 led to the liquidation of over $135 million in crypto derivatives, impacting 52,000 traders.
Bitcoin's price surge past $66,000 caused a cryptocurrency market rise and the liquidation of over 50,000 traders.
Bitcoin is at a critical juncture with $2.7 billion at risk of liquidation if it hits the $67,000 price level, amidst increasing volatility and market uncertainty.
Bitcoin faces a heavy $464 million liquidation as the crypto market experiences a downturn, despite its recent surge due to growing mainstream acceptance.
Bitcoin experienced a major surge in value due to growing acceptance by financial institutions, but faces a $464 million liquidation in the crypto market.
Bitcoin's Open Interest has risen to $15.17 billion, indicating a robust market with the price stable at $62,840. Increased funding rate suggests higher leverage and holding costs, with $98.67 million in short liquidations noted recently.
The crypto markets saw a drop of over 3%, with Bitcoin's price falling 3.7% and liquidating long positions that entered above $63,000. The market dynamics suggest investors be cautious as bearish trends could persist.
An on-chain analyst reveals that unlike the 2021 Bitcoin peak, the current rally is characterized by dominant short liquidations, suggesting disbelief in the rally's sustainability. Meanwhile, the Coin Days Destroyed indicator, typically peaking with Bitcoin's price, suggests a potential peak but had a delayed peak in 2021.
Bitcoin's value dropped by 2%, reaching a low of $60,634, resulting in the liquidation of approximately $34.79 million in long positions across derivatives markets.
Bitcoin's price falls to just under $61k, triggered by $90 million in long liquidations. Its decline of 5% in three days puts the $60,000 support level at risk, illustrating the market's volatility.
Ethereum trades at $3K with increasing short positions resulting in over $800M in short liquidations. The market faces bearish momentum as long positions are also liquidated, hinting at resistance and investor caution at this price level.
Bitcoin may face a $1 billion long liquidation if prices fall below $62,000, causing investor concern for its future.
