The cryptocurrency market has recently continued its correction trend, with Bitcoin breaking below the $90,000 support level and trending downward, while mainstream coins follow the pressure.
In terms of market performance, Bitcoin fell 2.95% from the previous trading day to $89,831.81. Ethereum experienced a deeper decline, dropping 4.49% to $3,103.15. Ripple, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano all declined, with decreases of -6.63%, -2.78%, -3.62%, and -4.49% respectively, while TRON (TRX) bucked the trend with a slight increase of 0.55%. The total market capitalization retreated to $3.0787 trillion, with Bitcoin accounting for 58.29% and Ethereum for 12.17%.
Trading activity has significantly decreased. The 24-hour total trading volume dropped to $108.8 billion, with the DeFi sector trading volume at $14.031 billion (down 9.74% month-over-month), stablecoin trading volume at $106.949 billion (down 19.12%), and derivatives trading volume approximately $11.371 trillion (shrinking 15.77%), indicating a contraction across major sectors.
In terms of liquidations, a total of $128.27 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, with 97.51% being long positions. The liquidation pressure was mainly concentrated on Hyperliquid ($37.85 million), a leading exchange ($27.52 million), and a derivatives platform ($25.08 million). Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced maximum liquidation impacts of $118.08 million and $106.72 million respectively.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 01-11 09:03
Here we go again, every time it hits 90,000, it crashes through, players suffer heavy losses.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-08 10:53
Here comes the harvest again, watch how satisfied the bulls are getting.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-08 10:52
It dropped again, especially with Ethereum, this wave's decline is really brutal.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-08 10:50
lmao 97.51% longs getting liquidated... actually the math doesn't check out on those "support levels" everyone's been shilling. classic death spiral pattern.
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down_only_larry
· 01-08 10:45
Here we go again, my long positions are dead again
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How come the liquidation data on Hyperliquid is so tragic
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Wait, 97.51% are bullish positions? This is obviously a bait
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Mostly just a small rise in TRON coins, hilarious
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Damn, derivatives shrank by 15.77% in one go? Leverage freaks are having a good time now
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A day of bullish frenzy, anyway I’m also bearish
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Stablecoin trading volume plummeted 19%, everyone’s scared off
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Every time this kind of market happens, everyone starts running away, so funny
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Ethereum’s 4.49% drop looks pretty comfortable
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Once this liquidation data comes out, I’ll know the bottom is near
The cryptocurrency market has recently continued its correction trend, with Bitcoin breaking below the $90,000 support level and trending downward, while mainstream coins follow the pressure.
In terms of market performance, Bitcoin fell 2.95% from the previous trading day to $89,831.81. Ethereum experienced a deeper decline, dropping 4.49% to $3,103.15. Ripple, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano all declined, with decreases of -6.63%, -2.78%, -3.62%, and -4.49% respectively, while TRON (TRX) bucked the trend with a slight increase of 0.55%. The total market capitalization retreated to $3.0787 trillion, with Bitcoin accounting for 58.29% and Ethereum for 12.17%.
Trading activity has significantly decreased. The 24-hour total trading volume dropped to $108.8 billion, with the DeFi sector trading volume at $14.031 billion (down 9.74% month-over-month), stablecoin trading volume at $106.949 billion (down 19.12%), and derivatives trading volume approximately $11.371 trillion (shrinking 15.77%), indicating a contraction across major sectors.
In terms of liquidations, a total of $128.27 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, with 97.51% being long positions. The liquidation pressure was mainly concentrated on Hyperliquid ($37.85 million), a leading exchange ($27.52 million), and a derivatives platform ($25.08 million). Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced maximum liquidation impacts of $118.08 million and $106.72 million respectively.