On-Chain Data Shows Real Losses During October 10 Bitcoin Crash
On-chain data reveals Bitcoin October 10 crash liquidations totaled $2.31B, far below widely reported $19B figure.
On-chain data reveals Bitcoin October 10 crash liquidations totaled $2.31B, far below widely reported $19B figure.
Ethereum’s ETH/BTC pair shows a V-shaped recovery and breakout above SuperGuppy resistance, signaling strong potential to outperform Bitcoin soon.
Bitcoin market moves into a mature speculative phase as NUPL rises and new whales gain dominance over realized capitalization.
Bitcoin shows a triple support bounce signaling strength, even as BlackRock, Binance, and the U.S. government sell $1.2B in BTC.
Bitcoin demand flipped negative as global tensions rose, showing traders reducing exposure and profit-taking despite steady prices.
Bitcoin drops 17% from $122,500 to $101,500, wiping out $19.29B in leveraged positions as traders face massive liquidations.
Bitcoin’s sudden crash from $121K to $102K triggered nearly $2B in liquidations, the largest leverage flush since May 2021.
CryptoQuant reports low Bitcoin profit-taking despite record highs above $126K, suggesting strong holder confidence and potential rally continuation.
Bitcoin mirrors July fractal, consolidating above $124K. Shorts face pressure as BTC may target $128K–$130K in near term.
Bitcoin short term holder supply rises by 559K BTC as profitability hits 99.4%, showing renewed market confidence.
Over $2.5B in Bitcoin short liquidations may trigger if prices exceed $125K, as data shows bullish pressure and changing market outlook.
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