Bitcoin Updates: While Bitcoin Falters, Altcoins Resist the Slump Amid $226M Crypto Market Turmoil
- $226M crypto liquidations triggered by ETF outflows, thin liquidity, and leveraged unwinds reshaped trading dynamics. - Bitcoin and Ethereum suffered major losses while XRP and ZEC rebounded amid oversold conditions and buyer exhaustion. - Market cap dipped below $3T as $1.91B in leveraged positions closed, including $929M in Bitcoin longs and $36.78M in Hyperliquid losses. - Altcoin rallies and stablecoin liquidity contraction highlighted fragile market structure requiring $1B/week inflows for Bitcoin r
Over the last day, the cryptocurrency sector saw an unprecedented $226 million in liquidations, sparking both long and short squeezes that altered market behavior. This sharp downturn, fueled by ETF withdrawals, low market liquidity, and rapid deleveraging, resulted in
Bitcoin, which had fallen into what analysts called "extremely oversold" territory on the relative strength index (RSI), bounced back from lows around $84,173 and was trading near $86,466 by Sunday. The RSI’s drop below 30—a level often linked to short-term price rebounds—indicated oversold conditions, with experts pointing out that similar RSI readings in 2023 and March 2025 preceded notable recoveries.
The wave of liquidations also hit leveraged trades, with
The recent correction reflects a reset in liquidity, with
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