Oh dear, the crypto market is having a bit of a meltdown, and it’s not the kind that comes with a cozy blanket and a cup of tea. Bitcoin has taken a nosedive, plummeting to a staggering $91,000, while the overall market liquidations have skyrocketed to a jaw-dropping $914 million. Altcoins? Well, they’re just hanging on for dear life in this liquidity crisis. 😬
Bitcoin Takes the Lead in the Crash Olympics
In the last 24 hours, the crypto world has lost more than $150 billion—yes, billion with a ‘B’—as the total market cap has slipped under $3 trillion. Bitcoin, bless its heart, has lost another 4%, tumbling down to $91,000 and breaking through key support levels like a toddler through a cookie jar. 🍪
According to Coinglass (which sounds like a fancy wine glass but isn’t), Bitcoin liquidations have topped $274 million, with a whopping $258 million coming from long liquidations. And just to add some spice, daily trading volumes have surged by 150% to over $51 billion. Because why not? Let’s throw in some chaos for good measure! 🎉
Is Another BTC Price Correction on the Horizon?
As Bitcoin continues its dramatic fall, market analysts are waving their red flags like they’re at a bullfight, warning of further corrections. For the first time since September 2024, Bitcoin demand has dipped into negative territory, according to Julio Moreno, the head of research at CryptoQuant. Talk about a party pooper! 🎈
Moreno pointed out that this negative demand growth makes it harder for prices to rally. He’s practically shouting from the rooftops that the risks of a further market correction are increasing. Thanks for the heads-up, Julio! 🙄
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez has also joined the fun, warning that if BTC bulls can’t hold the $93,700 support on a daily closing basis, we might see it tumble down to the next major support at $75,600. It’s like watching a game of Jenga, but with your life savings! As of now, BTC is trading 3.6% down at $91,910. Yikes! 😳
Bitcoin ETF Sell-Offs: The New Trend?
Last week, Bitcoin investments saw a staggering $571 million worth of outflows, while short-Bitcoin inflows surged to $2.8 million. Outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs have also skyrocketed, netting $516 million on Monday. Fidelity’s FBTC saw $247 million in outflows, while BlackRock’s IBIT clocked in at $159 million. It’s like a game of musical chairs, but everyone’s trying to sit down at the same time! 🎶
Arthur Hayes has issued a warning about potential turbulence in the Bitcoin market. He explained that many $IBIT holders, especially hedge funds, have been playing a risky game of going long on ETFs while shorting CME futures. But if the basis narrows as BTC prices decline, these funds might just sell their $IBIT holdings faster than you can say “market crash.” 😅
Altcoins: The Real Victims of This Drama
Meanwhile, altcoins are taking an even steeper dive. Ethereum is down 8%, slipping under $2,500, with daily trading volume hitting $31.6 billion and 24-hour liquidations soaring to $195 million. It’s like watching a soap opera where everyone is crying! 😭
Solana has taken the biggest hit, plummeting more than 22% since last Friday. Ouch! That’s gotta hurt! 🥴
And let’s not forget the Bybit hack on February 21, which has cast a long shadow over market sentiment. Arkham Intelligence has dubbed it the “largest financial heist in history.” But hey, at least Bybit managed to acquire all of Ethereum within just 48 hours. Talk about a comeback! 💪
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2025-02-25 08:27