# Сопутствующие статьи по теме crash

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Single-Day Plunge of Nearly 20%: How Long Has It Been Since You Last Saw Bitcoin at $60,000?

Cryptocurrency markets experienced their most severe sell-off of the year, with Bitcoin plunging nearly 20% in 24 hours to briefly touch $60,000, its lowest level in months. Ethereum fell below $2,000, dropping to as low as $1,744, while Solana and other major altcoins also saw declines exceeding 12–19%. The total market liquidation surpassed $2.66 billion, with long positions accounting for 87% of the forced closures. The sharp decline was driven by multiple factors, including concerns over potential hawkish monetary policy from the new Fed chair nominee, a strong rebound in the U.S. dollar index, and sustained outflows from institutional Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Market sentiment remains fragile, with high sensitivity to macroeconomic and geopolitical news. Analysts expect continued volatility rather than a quick V-shaped recovery, citing structural weakness in altcoins, reduced retail speculation, and heightened risk aversion. Investors are advised to practice strict risk management, avoid over-leveraging, and focus on high-quality projects with strong fundamentals while maintaining a long-term perspective.

marsbit02/06 00:59

Single-Day Plunge of Nearly 20%: How Long Has It Been Since You Last Saw Bitcoin at $60,000?

marsbit02/06 00:59

South Korean Stock Market Plunges 5%, Bitcoin Briefly Falls Near $60,000 Mark

U.S. stock futures extended losses during the session, with S&P 500 futures falling 1% and Nasdaq 100 futures dropping 1.6%. Gold and silver continued their decline, with spot silver approaching the $64 threshold and falling more than 8% intraday.

华尔街日报02/06 00:29

South Korean Stock Market Plunges 5%, Bitcoin Briefly Falls Near $60,000 Mark

华尔街日报02/06 00:29

‘Big Short’ Investor Michael Burry Issues Warning As Bitcoin Crashes Toward $65,000

Michael Burry, the investor known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, has issued a warning that Bitcoin's decline toward $65,000 could evolve into a "death spiral." He cautions that a further 10% drop would leave major corporate holders like MicroStrategy billions underwater and shut out of capital markets. Burry argues there is no organic use case to stop the descent, and corporate adoption or crypto ETFs do not provide a permanent price floor. He also warns that continued declines could spill into other markets, with liquidations in crypto distorting tokenized and physical metals markets. A drop to $50,000 could bankrupt Bitcoin miners and cause tokenized metals futures to collapse with no buyers.

bitcoinist02/05 23:02

‘Big Short’ Investor Michael Burry Issues Warning As Bitcoin Crashes Toward $65,000

bitcoinist02/05 23:02

$40B erased in 4 months: Is Strategy’s Bitcoin bet backfiring?

Michael Saylor's company, MicroStrategy, is facing significant pressure as its substantial Bitcoin bet has led to over $3.5 billion in unrealized losses, with nearly $40 billion erased from its crypto portfolio in just four months. This downturn is directly tied to Bitcoin's recent crash, where its price fell 19% in a week, also causing MicroStrategy's stock to decline. The company remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin with 713,502 BTC. Other firms that adopted a similar strategy, such as MARA Holdings, Metaplanet, and Riot Platforms, are also experiencing sharp stock declines. Widespread negative market sentiment, indicated by the Crypto Fear and Greed Index hitting "extreme fear," has prompted criticism from notable figures like Michael Burry and Peter Schiff, who question the long-term viability of this high-risk strategy. The situation is now an industry-wide stress test for crypto-linked corporations.

ambcrypto02/05 22:07

$40B erased in 4 months: Is Strategy’s Bitcoin bet backfiring?

ambcrypto02/05 22:07

Here’s Why The Bitcoin, Ethereum, And Dogecoin Prices Are Still Crashing Today

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin prices are experiencing a significant crash, with the broader crypto market down over 6.2% to a $2.43 trillion valuation. Bitcoin fell roughly 7%, dragging major altcoins like Ethereum and Dogecoin down with it. The decline is attributed to a macro-driven selloff in global risk assets, mirroring drops in equities and gold. Since its October 2025 all-time high above $126,000, Bitcoin has lost over 42% of its value. Additional pressures include U.S. political uncertainty, speculation around the next Fed chair, and significant outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs, indicating weakened institutional demand. Ethereum dropped over 7% to around $2,100, while Dogecoin fell more than 6% to $0.1.

bitcoinist02/05 21:02

Here’s Why The Bitcoin, Ethereum, And Dogecoin Prices Are Still Crashing Today

bitcoinist02/05 21:02

Bitcoin Treasuries An ‘Explosion Waiting To Happen,’ Capriole Founder Warns

Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards warns that the rapid growth of Bitcoin Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies—now numbering 200—is a "leverage explosion waiting to happen." Comparing DATs to the 1920s investment trust bubble, Edwards notes these firms, which hold 12% of all Bitcoin, face unsustainable model for yield on a fixed-supply asset. With many having bought at bull market prices, recent downturns have pressured their holdings. Edwards cautions that an unwind could dwarf the collapses of Luna and FTX. Bitcoin is trading around $74,500, down 16% over the past week.

bitcoinist02/05 14:41

Bitcoin Treasuries An ‘Explosion Waiting To Happen,’ Capriole Founder Warns

bitcoinist02/05 14:41

Retail Investors' 'Short Squeeze' Turns into 'Stampede': How a Silver Frenzy Became a Mass Grave?

The article details how a retail-driven silver squeeze, initially hailed as the "2026 GameStop," rapidly turned into a catastrophic crash, described as a "mass grave" for small investors. In January 2026, retail investors poured a record $1 billion into silver ETFs, with trading volume nearly matching that of the S&P 500 ETF at its peak. Fueled by social media hype and comparisons to the GameStop rally, silver prices soared to over $120 per ounce. However, the rally abruptly ended in just three days, with prices plummeting 40%, erasing all gains and causing significant losses. The crash was triggered not by news events, as initially speculated, but by a 50% increase in margin requirements imposed by the CME exchange. This forced over-leveraged retail investors to liquidate positions automatically, initiating a vicious cycle of selling. While散户 were forced to sell at the worst prices, institutional players like JPMorgan capitalized on the chaos. They accessed emergency liquidity from the Federal Reserve, exploited their role as authorized participants in silver ETFs to arbitrage price discrepancies, and strategically acquired physical assets at depressed prices. The piece concludes that the silver market is inherently risky and structurally skewed in favor of institutions, highlighting the vast power imbalance where retail enthusiasm and memes are no match for algorithmic trading, leverage, and rule-making authority.

比推02/05 13:45

Retail Investors' 'Short Squeeze' Turns into 'Stampede': How a Silver Frenzy Became a Mass Grave?

比推02/05 13:45

When Silver Became a Meme Stock, Retail Investors Ultimately Caught the Falling Knife

The article details the dramatic rise and crash of silver prices in early 2026, which saw a 40% plunge in three days after retail investors, inspired by the GameStop phenomenon, poured a record $1 billion into silver ETFs. The crash was triggered not by a change in Fed leadership, as initially reported, but by the CME raising margin requirements by 50%, forcing over-leveraged retail traders into a cascade of automatic liquidations. While散户 suffered significant losses, institutional players like JPMorgan capitalized on the chaos. They accessed emergency Fed liquidity unavailable to retail, executed profitable arbitrage on the discounted SLV ETF, and strategically bought physical silver at the bottom. The piece concludes that the event highlights the structural advantages institutions hold in an asymmetric market, where散户, attempting to challenge Wall Street, ultimately became the victims of a "mass grave" they helped create.

marsbit02/05 13:09

When Silver Became a Meme Stock, Retail Investors Ultimately Caught the Falling Knife

marsbit02/05 13:09

Breaking Below the $70,000 Mark! Bitcoin Falls to Lowest Level Since Trump's Election Win, Market 'Crisis of Confidence'!

Bitcoin fell below the key psychological level of $70,000 on Thursday, hitting its lowest point in 15 months amid a global risk-asset sell-off. The drop marks a decline of over 44% since its peak last October, with total market capitalization down by $1.7 trillion. Analysts describe the situation as a "crisis of confidence," noting that the breach of $70,000—a level tied to political significance around the U.S. election—could trigger further selling. Over $722 million in long positions were liquidated in 24 hours, reflecting a shift toward risk-off sentiment. Institutional demand has weakened, with Bitcoin ETFs seeing significant outflows after a brief period of inflows. The recent nomination of a hawkish Fed chair has also intensified selling pressure, contributing to Bitcoin’s worst single-day drop since 2018. Market participants warn that if Bitcoin fails to hold support, it could fall toward early-2024 lows.

华尔街日报02/05 12:40

Breaking Below the $70,000 Mark! Bitcoin Falls to Lowest Level Since Trump's Election Win, Market 'Crisis of Confidence'!

华尔街日报02/05 12:40

Bitcoin: The End of 'Faith-Based Trading'

Bitcoin is undergoing a painful transition from a purely speculative asset to an institutional one, marked by a 40% decline from its October 2025 peak of around $125,000 to approximately $73,000. This signals the end of the "Tinkerbell Effect," where prices were sustained by belief rather than fundamentals. Key drivers include hawkish signals from the Fed, sustained institutional outflows—with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing over $30 billion in outflows in January 2026 alone—and stalled regulatory progress, such as the delayed CLARITY Act. Bitcoin has decoupled from traditional assets, falling 11% in January while gold rose 13%, breaking its "digital gold" narrative. Correlation with equities has also dropped significantly. It is testing key technical levels, having broken below the average ETF entry price of $81,600 and approaching the psychologically critical $70,000 mark. Despite a 370% gain since early 2023, the current pullback reflects a withdrawal of speculative excess rather than a fundamental breakdown. The market is shifting from faith-based trading to value anchoring, though Bitcoin’s high volatility remains inherent. Concerns about a potential "crypto winter" persist if declines deepen, especially given Bitcoin’s sensitivity to Federal Reserve liquidity changes. The long-term outlook points to a complex maturation beyond pure speculation.

华尔街日报02/05 10:36

Bitcoin: The End of 'Faith-Based Trading'