Over $1B liquidated from cryptocurrency market in past 24 hours as Bitcoin crashes below $105,000
Bitcoin’s price slid from above $109,000 to near $104,700 in just four hours.
Over $1 billion in cryptocurrency positions were liquidated in the past 24 hours as the digital asset market experienced sharp volatility.
The massive liquidation event reflects ongoing turbulence in crypto markets, where leveraged traders face forced position closures when prices move against them. Bitcoin and Ethereum, as the market’s largest digital assets, typically see significant liquidation volumes during such market-wide corrections.
The liquidation wave underscores the volatile nature of crypto trading, where rapid price movements can trigger cascading forced selling as overleveraged positions get automatically closed by exchanges.
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