# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidation

Uncertainty is Dominating Global Trade and Crypto Market is Feeling the Heat

The US Supreme Court's decision to strike down tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump has heightened uncertainty in global trade, with experts noting a lack of clarity in future trade dynamics. This uncertainty is mirrored in the crypto market, where bearish sentiment prevails. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 11, and the total market capitalization fell 3.37% to $2.18 trillion, with significant liquidations recorded. Bitcoin and Ethereum have both declined over the past week, trading at $63,187.61 and $1,828.01, respectively. Additionally, both Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced outflows, reflecting broader market caution. The overall sentiment remains tense as traders monitor ongoing developments.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 09:29

Is Bitcoin’s $60K floor about to crack? THIS key metric holds the answer

Bitcoin's recent breakdown below $65k has shifted market momentum bearish, erasing $90 billion from the crypto market. With spot demand weak and ETF flows negative, the $60k support level appears fragile. A key metric, the "Electrical Cost" of mining Bitcoin, has fallen to around $53,500 and may drop further toward $45k, indicating persistent miner stress. Historically, BTC tends to bottom above this cost level, but without strong buyer conviction, the risk of a deeper pullback or miner capitulation remains. The $60k floor is not yet a confirmed bottom.

ambcrypto02/24 09:03

‘Bitcoin to Zero’ Searches Spike Amid BTC’s $65K Struggle in Tariff Fallout

The crypto market faced significant pressure due to macroeconomic uncertainty and trade tensions, with Bitcoin briefly dropping below $65,000. This decline was largely driven by global economic factors, including new U.S. tariff policies, rather than crypto-specific issues. Retail sentiment weakened, and Google Trends recorded a surge in searches for “Bitcoin to zero.” Technical indicators showed Bitcoin struggling to hold key support levels, with increased selling pressure and reduced trading volumes. Analysts pointed to weakening economic data and risk-off sentiment, alongside whale movements indicating potential selling. A break below $60,000 could trigger further liquidations, while recovery above the mid-$60,000 range may help stabilize the market.

bitcoinist02/24 07:32

From Miner to Infrastructure Provider: The Survival Logic Behind Bitdeer's Complete BTC Sell-Off

marsbit02/24 06:32

Hyperliquid: Why HYPE’s pullback from $38 could be healthy

The recent pullback in Hyperliquid (HYPE) from its high of $38.42 is viewed as a healthy retracement within a broader bullish structure. Despite a cluster of long liquidations and a drop below $30, the weekly and daily charts maintain a bullish outlook. Key support is identified at the $24.3 level, which aligns with the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement and a daily chart imbalance. A break below $23.4 could signal weakening bullish momentum, while a drop under $20 would invalidate the bullish setup. However, strong fundamentals, capital inflows, and the defense of the $20 long-term support level suggest HYPE is poised for a potential rally.

ambcrypto02/24 05:32

Crypto Enters Extreme Fear Zone as Global Trade Tensions and Policy Shifts Weigh on Prices

Cryptocurrency markets plunged into extreme fear, with BTC briefly falling below $65,000, erasing weekend gains. The sell-off was driven by heightened geopolitical risks, new U.S. tariff policies, and concerns over persistent inflation and slower global growth. Total market cap dropped 3–5%, approaching $2.2 trillion. Over $460 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, with long traders bearing the brunt. Rising whale selling and thin liquidity exacerbated the decline. Investors are now closely watching upcoming economic data and Fed policy decisions for direction, though short-term volatility is expected to persist amid macroeconomic uncertainty.

bitcoinist02/24 05:02

Why crypto fell today: Bitcoin and Ethereum lead a $600m long liquidation flush

Crypto markets experienced a sharp decline today, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum, resulting in approximately $600 million in long liquidations. Bitcoin dropped from the mid-$67,000 range to near $64,000, while Ethereum fell from around $1,950 to below $1,850. The sell-off was primarily driven by mechanical pressure from derivatives markets, where cascading liquidations forced highly leveraged long positions to close. This created a feedback loop of selling pressure, amplifying the downturn. The broad-based decline across major assets like Solana, BNB, and XRP, along with a shift into stablecoins, indicated a market-wide reduction in risk exposure rather than token-specific news. No single catalyst was identified; the move reflected fragile leverage built during recent sideways trading.

ambcrypto02/23 22:30

Bitdeer Says Bitcoin Liquidation “Not A Concern” For Broader Market

Bitcoin mining firm Bitdeer has liquidated its entire weekly Bitcoin output of 189.8 BTC, reducing its treasury holdings to zero. The company defended the move, stating it should not concern the broader market, and explained the decision is part of a strategy to prepare liquidity for potential land acquisitions, likely linked to its recent expansion into AI infrastructure. Despite the sell-off, Bitdeer emphasized its commitment to growing its hash rate and continuing Bitcoin mining. This trend is not isolated, as other major miners like Cango and Bitfarms have also been pivoting toward AI and high-performance computing ventures. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price experienced volatility, dropping to around $64,300 before recovering to approximately $66,100.

bitcoinist02/23 17:44

Bitcoin: As $65K floor faces mounting pressure, is $60K BTC’s next stop?

Bitcoin (BTC) experienced significant volatility, dropping 5.08% to $64,290 on February 22, leading to $206 million in long liquidations. Analysts highlight the critical $65,000 support level, warning that a break below could push BTC toward $60,000 in the coming weeks. Key metrics indicate sustained selling pressure: positive exchange netflows, a negative Coinbase Premium Index reflecting U.S. investor selling, and a high whale inflow ratio. While short-term traders may maintain a bearish bias, a move above $70,000 could signal exhaustion of the current downtrend.

ambcrypto02/23 13:02

Bitdeer Liquidates BTC to Evaluate Opportunities

Bitdeer, a Bitcoin mining company, has liquidated all of its self-owned Bitcoin tokens, bringing its treasury balance to 0 BTC. The company clarified that this move is not indicative of broader market sentiment but is instead a strategic decision to evaluate non-binding land acquisition opportunities. The liquidation occurred over the weekend, a period of all-time low mining profits. Despite selling its holdings, Bitdeer confirmed that its hash rate will continue to grow and it will continue mining for shareholders' benefit. This development comes amid a broader market downturn, with over $233 million in Bitcoin liquidations in the last 24 hours and BTC's price falling nearly 3% to approximately $66,165. Community reactions are mixed, with some speculating the move is due to market uncertainty, while others see it as a normal trading activity.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 12:42