# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidation

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What next for Litecoin’s price after its $80-floor cracks?

Litecoin (LTC) experienced significant bearish pressure, dropping 7.5% in a short period and breaking below the critical long-term support zone of $80–$84. The price fell to a new low of $72.64, with a slight recovery to $75.89 at the time of writing. The loss of the $80 support level suggests a continued downtrend, with potential bearish targets at $73.4, $66.5, and $59.6. Although a short-term bounce toward the $82–$83 magnetic zone is possible, the overall trend remains bearish due to a lack of buying pressure and persistent selling momentum. Traders are advised to consider shorting any rebounds, targeting lower support levels.

ambcrypto12/19 07:02

What next for Litecoin’s price after its $80-floor cracks?

ambcrypto12/19 07:02

Trading Moment: Japan's Rate Hike Boot Lands, Bitcoin Faces Key Test at $81,000, Ethereum Struggles to Rebound

Japan's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate to 0.75%, a 30-year high, tightening global liquidity. Despite a surprise drop in U.S. CPI, market uncertainty remains due to data reliability concerns. Bitcoin is consolidating between $81,000 support and $93,000 resistance. Analysts warn a break below $81,300 could trigger further selling, with some targets as low as $68,000. Ethereum struggles to hold $2,800; a break below may lead to a drop toward $2,100. Market fear is extreme (greed index at 16). Over $5.1 billion was liquidated in 24 hours. Crypto ETFs saw outflows, with Bitcoin ETFs down $161M and Ethereum ETFs down $96.6M. Major options expiries and long-term holder selling add downward pressure, though some analysts anticipate a potential Santa Rally toward $100,000.

marsbit12/19 06:30

Trading Moment: Japan's Rate Hike Boot Lands, Bitcoin Faces Key Test at $81,000, Ethereum Struggles to Rebound

marsbit12/19 06:30

Why Bitcoin prices fell as Asian markets mirrored Wall Street losses

Bitcoin's price dropped 5.59% on December 17th, mirroring declines in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq which hit three-week lows. The sell-off was driven by weakened tech stocks and concerns over AI trade sustainability. The U.S. Federal Reserve's signal to potentially pause interest rate cuts further dampened risk appetite. Asian markets followed suit, with Japan's Nikkei and South Korea's KOSPI also declining. Bitcoin briefly fell to $85.7k before recovering slightly to $87k. The volatility resulted in $158 million in BTC liquidations and a total crypto market wipeout of $543 million. Technical analysis indicates a bearish structure break, with potential further declines toward the $82k–$83k or even $74k liquidity zones. Traders are advised to prepare for continued downward pressure.

ambcrypto12/18 21:02

Why Bitcoin prices fell as Asian markets mirrored Wall Street losses

ambcrypto12/18 21:02

Bloomberg’s Seyffart sees crypto ETF shakeout: ‘Throwing a lot at the wall’

Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart predicts a significant shakeout in the crypto ETF market, with many single-asset altcoin ETFs facing potential liquidation by late 2026 or 2027. While issuers have over 126 filings, indicating a crowded field, Seyffart warns that low market-cap altcoins are particularly vulnerable in a bear market. He instead sees crypto index ETFs, which track a basket of assets, as a more effective and promising category. Despite strong institutional inflows into products like XRP and SOL ETFs, price performance remains heavily influenced by market sentiment, with some assets like ADA falling significantly. The analysis concludes that while institutional adoption is crucial, it doesn't guarantee price stability.

ambcrypto12/18 18:01

Bloomberg’s Seyffart sees crypto ETF shakeout: ‘Throwing a lot at the wall’

ambcrypto12/18 18:01

ETH nears $3K after cool CPI print but $553M Ether ETF outflow raises alarm

Ether (ETH) declined to $2,800, triggering $165 million in liquidations, with a 13% weekly drop amid broader risk-off sentiment. U.S.-listed Ether ETFs saw $553 million in outflows, reversing previous inflows and signaling fading institutional interest. ETH futures open interest and premiums declined, reflecting reduced leverage demand and cautious positioning. Cooling U.S. CPI data at 2.7% provided some relief, allowing ETH to rebound toward $2,950, but concerns over slowing Ethereum network activity persisted. DApp fees fell to $68 million, and staking levels dipped, indicating weaker on-chain demand and holding sentiment. Traders remain wary amid economic uncertainty and broader market risk aversion.

cointelegraph12/18 17:09

ETH nears $3K after cool CPI print but $553M Ether ETF outflow raises alarm

cointelegraph12/18 17:09

Dogecoin Sell-Off Intensifies! Over $5 Million in DOGE Long Positions Wiped Out, Bears Dominate as Price Threatens New Lows?

Dogecoin (DOGE) continues its decline, with selling pressure intensifying as large holders reduce their holdings. On-chain data shows addresses holding 100 million to 1 billion DOGE have significantly lowered their supply since early December. Derivatives markets reflect growing bearish sentiment, with short positions rising to 53.91% and over $5 million in long liquidations in 24 hours. Technically, DOGE has broken below key support levels and is approaching the S1 pivot at $0.1231. A breakdown could lead to a test of the $0.1000 psychological level. Key indicators like MACD and RSI signal continued downward momentum. A rebound would face resistance near the 50-day EMA around $0.1556.

金色财经12/18 12:47

Dogecoin Sell-Off Intensifies! Over $5 Million in DOGE Long Positions Wiped Out, Bears Dominate as Price Threatens New Lows?

金色财经12/18 12:47

December 18 Market Analysis: Why the Drop Today? BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, ACT, HMSTR, SOMI, TOWNS Altcoin Trading Suggestions

Crypto Market Drops 1.37% Amid Macro Fears and ETF Outflows The cryptocurrency market fell 1.37% in 24 hours, with a weekly loss of 7.2%. Key factors include macroeconomic concerns ahead of U.S. CPI data, a net outflow of $2.3 billion from spot Bitcoin ETFs this month, and increased leverage liquidations. Over $544 million was liquidated in 24 hours, with 158,687 traders affected—$388 million from long positions and $156 million from shorts. Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering around $86,836. Key resistance is at $87,000; a break above could lead to a bounce toward $88,000–$90,300, while failure may test supports at $85,220–$82,170. Ethereum (ETH) fell 3.65% to $2,838, with resistance at $2,860 and support near $2,790–$2,720. BNB and SOL also declined, testing key levels at $847 and $124, respectively. Market sentiment is "Extreme Fear" (index 18). Bitcoin’s dominance rose to 59.39%; a break above 60% may signal a flight to safety, while a drop could favor altcoins. Top gainers: ACT (+25%), HMSTR (+23%), BARD (+14%). Top losers: SOMI (-19%), TOWNS (-17%), FORM (-16%). Other major altcoins like DOGE, ADA, and SHIB also saw declines.

金色财经12/18 12:45

December 18 Market Analysis: Why the Drop Today? BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, ACT, HMSTR, SOMI, TOWNS Altcoin Trading Suggestions

金色财经12/18 12:45

Farewell to Building Castles: The Transformation Moment for Crypto VCs

The crypto VC industry is undergoing a painful but necessary transformation, marked by the collapse of once-prominent firms like Shima Capital. Its founder, Yida Gao, faced SEC charges for fraudulent fundraising and misrepresentation, leading to the fund’s shutdown. This signals a broader shift toward accountability and transparency in the sector. The era of easy profits through speculative investments and “pump-and-dump” models is ending. With declining liquidity and retail participation, many VCs face prolonged losses and difficult exits. Data shows only 2% of altcoins are in profit, highlighting severe market strain. Investors now prioritize projects with real traction and data, not just narratives. VC strategies are evolving: funding is becoming more concentrated, with larger sums flowing into fewer, later-stage deals. There’s also a growing focus on infrastructure—such as payment rails and privacy tools—rather than premature application-layer projects. Some crypto-native funds are even diversifying into AI, biotech, and other non-crypto sectors. This period of recalibration, though challenging, is pushing the industry toward sustainable growth. By building stronger foundations, the market may eventually support more resilient and valuable applications in the next cycle.

marsbit12/18 12:07

Farewell to Building Castles: The Transformation Moment for Crypto VCs

marsbit12/18 12:07

VC "Dead"? No, the Industry is Undergoing a Brutal Shakeout

The article addresses the prevailing sentiment that "VC is dead" in the crypto industry, arguing that while some venture capital firms have indeed failed, the sector as a whole is not dying but undergoing a severe shakeout. The author, a former VC investor, states that many Asian VCs have been hit hardest, with top firms shutting down or scaling back significantly. Even second- and third-tier Western VCs are now facing similar challenges, marked by reduced investment pace and difficulty in exiting portfolios. This downturn is seen as a delayed effect of the 2022 market collapse, exacerbated by broken four-year cycle expectations, overvalued deals, and extended token lockups that strain returns. However, the piece contends that VCs won’t disappear entirely. They remain essential for funding early-stage projects and supporting innovation. Well-vetted VC backing has been behind nearly all major successful crypto projects, and quality ventures continue to attract interest. The industry is moving toward a maturity phase with higher barriers to entry—akin to Web2. VCs will need stronger reputations and expertise to compete. Projects are increasingly judged by real user adoption and revenue, not just narratives or token launches. Hyperliquid and Polymarket are cited as examples of projects that built sustainable traction before launching tokens. Despite current challenges, the author remains optimistic: top talent continues to enter the space, and foundational areas like stablecoins, prediction markets, and AI-driven economies hold promise. While the barrier to success is higher than in previous cycles, Web3 remains a land of opportunity—especially when compared to the hyper-competitive Web2 environment.

marsbit12/18 03:04

VC "Dead"? No, the Industry is Undergoing a Brutal Shakeout

marsbit12/18 03:04

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