Bitcoin dropped to a five-month low near $100,000 amid broader market declines, with significant liquidations and a sharp sell-off in miners and ETFs, despite some positive earnings reports and analyst upgrades for certain miners.
Bitcoin's price fell below $104,000 to its lowest since June, driven by US-China trade tensions, macroeconomic concerns, and significant liquidations, especially among leveraged traders, amid broader crypto market declines and ETF outflows.
Bitcoin's price dropped below $105,000, causing the total crypto market cap to fall to its lowest since July 2025, driven by fears over U.S. regional banks and a broader market sell-off, with significant liquidations and a shift in trader sentiment towards safety.
Bitcoin briefly fell below $110,000, triggering $524 million in liquidations and reflecting broader market fears amid US-China trade tensions, with traders heavily betting on further downside and altcoins under pressure.
The cryptocurrency market lost over $150 billion in value amid renewed US-China tensions and a series of liquidations, with Bitcoin and Ether experiencing significant declines, leading to broader market uncertainty and a drop in related equities.
Major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin experienced significant declines, with nearly $1 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, amid a broader market downturn affecting stocks and digital assets.
The crypto market experienced its largest deleveraging event of the year with $1.7 billion in liquidations, causing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to fall slightly, but experts believe this volatility may lead to a healthier market consolidation rather than a crash, supported by recent regulatory and institutional investment trends.
The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp decline with nearly $1.7 billion in liquidations, primarily affecting leveraged long positions. Dogecoin, Solana, and Ethereum led the losses among top cryptocurrencies, while Bitcoin remained relatively stable. The market downturn reflects a risk-off sentiment and overexposure of leveraged traders, with potential implications depending on upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve rate decisions.
Crypto markets experienced significant liquidations totaling $270 million, mainly in ETH and BTC longs, amid fading expectations of a September Fed rate cut and traders repositioning ahead of Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices declined, while XRP remained relatively stable. Market sentiment shifted as traders reassessed risk, with implied volatility rising for ETH, and macroeconomic outlooks influencing short-term price movements.
Altcoin liquidations have surpassed Bitcoin on Binance in 2025, indicating increased speculative activity and potential signs of an upcoming altseason, though market confirmation is still pending as indicators remain mixed.
The crypto market has sharply declined due to weak US employment data, renewed trade tensions, profit-taking, and forced liquidations, causing Bitcoin and major altcoins to fall significantly and the market cap to drop to $3.6 trillion.
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high above $119,000, triggering significant short liquidations and sparking optimism for further gains, potentially up to $135,000-$140,000, if key resistance levels are broken. Traders are watching support around $115,000 and resistance near $120,000, with some expecting a continuation of the recent seven-week discovery uptrend.
Despite a 10% decline in retail demand and cautious derivatives activity, Bitcoin's technical pattern suggests a potential bullish breakout to $111K, driven by whale accumulation and possible short liquidations, though market hesitation remains a concern.
Ethereum recently broke its support range, leading to significant liquidations and signs of a structural shift that could threaten the $2,000 support level amid macroeconomic tensions and strategic exits by large holders, raising concerns about further downside in the near term.
XRP faces significant resistance at $2.40, leading to a 10% correction to $2.00, a critical support level. The decline is exacerbated by liquidations and profit-taking, with the $2.00 mark being pivotal for XRP's short-term trend. A failure to hold this level could trigger further declines, potentially to $1.88 or $1.75, as bearish momentum and liquidation pressures persist. The future price action will depend on broader market sentiment and the ability to reclaim the $2.30 resistance.