While Bitcoin was testing the $90,000 threshold this week, the market took a really hard hit. As liquidations spread like dominoes, the expected interest in ETFs didn’t materialize, and with added macro uncertainties, the situation became even more complicated.
If you remember, the price had tried to reach the $94,000-$95,000 range. Those gains have now evaporated, and this is the second major crash we’ve experienced this month.
The real blow came from the forced liquidation of positions. A total of $500 million vanished from exchanges. Of this, $420 million came from long positions, meaning those expecting a price increase took a heavy hit.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 8h ago
420 million longs have been liquidated, this hurts... I’ve lost count of how many times friends using leverage have gotten it wrong this month.
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LongTermDreamer
· 8h ago
This is the three-year cycle shakeout. It looks scary, but we've all seen it before. Those who can endure it will be smiling in three years.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 8h ago
500 million dollars evaporated but is no one talking about it? This game crushing the longs is really terrible
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airdrop_whisperer
· 8h ago
Seeing the drop from 94-95k... it's tough, longs really got hit this time
I'm curious how the market will absorb a 500 million loss
Most probably waited for the ETFs too, terrible timing
macro uncertainty + liquidations = a recipe for being on the wrong side
second time this month man, how much longer can you handle this volatility
the longs were exactly the target this time, literally
While Bitcoin was testing the $90,000 threshold this week, the market took a really hard hit. As liquidations spread like dominoes, the expected interest in ETFs didn’t materialize, and with added macro uncertainties, the situation became even more complicated.
If you remember, the price had tried to reach the $94,000-$95,000 range. Those gains have now evaporated, and this is the second major crash we’ve experienced this month.
The real blow came from the forced liquidation of positions. A total of $500 million vanished from exchanges. Of this, $420 million came from long positions, meaning those expecting a price increase took a heavy hit.