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Crypto Carnage: Bitcoin's Wild Ride, Liquidations, and What's Next

Nov 04, 2025 at 07:00 pm

Bitcoin's recent tumble below $104,000 triggered over $1.2 billion in liquidations. Is this a temporary dip or the start of a bigger correction?

Crypto Carnage: Bitcoin's Wild Ride, Liquidations, and What's Next

Crypto Carnage: Bitcoin's Wild Ride, Liquidations, and What's Next

Hold on to your hats, folks! The crypto market has been on a rollercoaster, and Bitcoin's recent dip has sent shockwaves through the community. With liquidations soaring and the price of Bitcoin taking a nosedive, let's dive into what's happening and what it all means.

The Great Crypto Slide of '24

Bitcoin (BTC) took a hit, tumbling below $104,000 and wiping out over $1.2 billion in leveraged positions. That's a 17% drop from its high in October, when it flirted with $126,000. Ouch! Other altcoins like Aster, Aptos and Cosmos weren't spared, plunging over 10%.

Liquidation Frenzy

CoinGlass data shows over $1.2 billion in long positions got liquidated in just 24 hours, with Bitcoin leading the charge at $377 million. Ethereum (ETH) wasn't far behind, racking up $316 million in liquidations. It seems like traders are unwinding risk and futures positions across major exchanges.

Why the Crash?

Several factors contributed to this crypto chaos:

  • Bearish Chart Patterns: Bitcoin formed head-and-shoulders and death cross patterns, signaling potential downside.
  • Dollar Strength: The US dollar index jumped, putting pressure on crypto.
  • Fear and Panic: The Crypto Fear and Greed Index is in the "fear" zone, driven by the surge in liquidations.

The $100K Line in the Sand

Market watchers are eyeing $100,000 as the critical support level for Bitcoin. If it breaks below that, we could see a deeper correction. Some analysts think the recent flush-out could set up a temporary bottom, but market sentiment remains fragile.

My Two Satoshis

While scary, these kinds of corrections are part of the crypto game. The market got a little overheated, and this pullback is a healthy reminder that what goes up must come down (at least temporarily). The fact that people are still calling out 100k as a line in the sand indicates we're still expecting positive growth long term.

Looking Ahead

Will Bitcoin stabilize, or is this the start of a bigger correction? Only time will tell. For now, keep an eye on that $100,000 level and maybe avoid checking your portfolio every five minutes. Your sanity will thank you!

So, buckle up, crypto enthusiasts! It's going to be an interesting ride. Just remember to stay informed, manage your risk, and maybe keep a stress ball handy. After all, in the world of crypto, anything can happen!

Original source:cryptodnes

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