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ETH drops 0.11% in one hour: ETF net outflows for 12 consecutive days and leveraged long liquidations amplify selling pressure.

From 17:00 to 18:00 UTC on June 24, 2026, ETH yield -0.11%, price range 1583.22-1597.6 USDT, amplitude 0.90%. During this period, the price slightly declined, which is normal fluctuation within the ongoing downtrend of the year. The main driver of this abnormal movement is the spot ETH ETF's net outflow for 12 consecutive days, accumulating to over $400 million, forming sustained passive selling pressure. At the same time, open interest in the derivatives market reached a new all-time high of 16
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GateNews·06-24 18:03
ETH drops 0.11% in one hour: ETF net outflows for 12 consecutive days and leveraged long liquidations amplify selling pressure.

BTC dropped sharply by 0.59% in 15 minutes: institutional capital outflow and leveraged liquidation resonance triggered short-term selling pressure.

June 24, 2026, 17:30 to 17:45 (UTC), BTC dropped sharply by 0.59% within 15 minutes, with the price falling from 59,753.4 USDT to 59,296.7 USDT, a range of 0.77%. This period was part of a significant intraday fluctuation, with BTC falling from an opening price of $64,012 to $62,729, a 24-hour decline of 1.92%. The overall market was in risk-off mode, with volatility notably increasing. The main driver of this unusual movement was sustained institutional capital outflows. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have
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GateNews·06-24 17:47
BTC dropped sharply by 0.59% in 15 minutes: institutional capital outflow and leveraged liquidation resonance triggered short-term selling pressure.

BTC plunged 0.49% in 15 minutes: institutional capital outflows combined with macro pressure trigger short-term selling pressure

From 16:30 to 16:45 UTC on June 24, 2026, BTC quickly dropped 0.49% in 15 minutes, breaking below $60,200 to around $60,171.4, with a fluctuation of 0.65%. The overall market was under pressure that day, with BTC falling 1.92% in 24 hours, fluctuating around the key support level of $62,000, and market sentiment was extremely fragile. The main driver of this unusual movement was the continuous withdrawal of institutional funds. Spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows for six consecutive weeks, with cumul
BTC2.18%
USIDX-0.30%
NAS1001.52%
GateNews·06-24 16:47
BTC plunged 0.49% in 15 minutes: institutional capital outflows combined with macro pressure trigger short-term selling pressure

BTC sharp drop of 0.92% in 15 minutes: institutional outflows and on-chain capitulation converge to trigger short-term sell-off

From 13:00 to 14:00 UTC on June 24, 2026, BTC plummeted 0.92% in 15 minutes, with a price range of 61983.9 - 62633.2 USDT and an amplitude of 1.04%. The market is in extreme fear territory, with the Fear and Greed Index at only 12/100, and increased volatility triggered short-term selling. The main driver of this anomaly is the continued outflow of institutional funds. ETF channels have seen net outflows for six consecutive weeks, with a total withdrawal of approximately $5.94B, including a sing
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GateNews·06-24 14:03
BTC sharp drop of 0.92% in 15 minutes: institutional outflows and on-chain capitulation converge to trigger short-term sell-off

ETH 15-minute sharp drop of 0.97%: persistent ETF outflows and high-leverage vulnerability trigger short-term selling pressure

From 13:00 to 13:15 UTC on June 24, 2026, ETH fell 0.97% in 15 minutes, with a price range of 1652.85-1672.3 USDT and an amplitude of 1.16%. The price experienced significant downward volatility, and market attention quickly heated up. The main driver of this anomaly is the combined effect of sustained capital outflows from spot Ethereum ETFs and the high leverage fragility of the derivatives market. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs faced continuous redemption pressure in June, with a net outflow of $40.
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GateNews·06-24 13:17
ETH 15-minute sharp drop of 0.97%: persistent ETF outflows and high-leverage vulnerability trigger short-term selling pressure

Nesa (NES) perpetual contract will be listed for the first time on Gate on June 24, supporting 1-20x leverage.

Gate News, according to Gate's official announcement on June 24, 2026, Gate will launch the Nesa (NES) perpetual contract live trading (USDT settlement) for the first time at 21:10 (UTC+8) on June 24, 2026, supporting 1-20x long and short operations, with leverage selectable when placing orders. The perpetual contract trading pair is NES/USDT. Users can choose the corresponding leverage according to market expectations for trading.
GateNews·06-24 12:16
Nesa (NES) perpetual contract will be listed for the first time on Gate on June 24, supporting 1-20x leverage.

ETH short-term surge of 0.72% in 15 minutes: technical buying support and accumulation effect near the yearly low

June 24, 2026, 11:30-11:45 (UTC): ETH surged rapidly within 15 minutes, achieving a +0.72% yield, with the price range recorded at 1,658.05 to 1,670.2 USDT and a volatility of 0.73%. The rapid price rebound indicates buy-the-dip activity at key technical support levels, with short-term volatility notably increasing. The main driver of this abnormal move was technical support bounce. Between June 22 and 23, ETH had fallen to near its yearly low ($1,660-1,700), retracing approximately 17.35% from
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GateNews·06-24 11:47
ETH short-term surge of 0.72% in 15 minutes: technical buying support and accumulation effect near the yearly low