Bitcoin Falls Below $84,000 as Crypto Liquidations Top $550 Million
Bitcoin fell below Live updates: A drop below $84,000 could put $80,000 in play for bitcoin.
with Coinbase recording a low of Coinbase recorded an $83,551 low, while Coinalyze showed $83 million in bitcoin long liquidations over 24 hours.
according to The Defiant. The decline came alongside broader market stress: CoinGlass data cited by The Block showed total crypto liquidations of Crypto liquidations amounted to $555.6 million over the past 24 hours, including $487.2 million in long positions, according to CoinGlass.
over 24 hours, including Crypto liquidations amounted to $555.6 million over the past 24 hours, including $487.2 million in long positions, according to CoinGlass.
in long positions. The Defiant separately reported Coinbase recorded an $83,551 low, while Coinalyze showed $83 million in bitcoin long liquidations over 24 hours.
in bitcoin long liquidations over the same period, citing Coinalyze.
Cointelegraph put total liquidations near Crypto liquidations hit $550M as Bitcoin price dips below $84K.
and said bitcoin fell Bitcoin fell 2.3% in two hours amid suspicion over the appearance of leveraged BTC short positions on Hyperliquid.
within a two-hour span, adding that the drop coincided with suspicion over leveraged BTC short positions appearing on Hyperliquid. The outlet did not specify who opened the positions or confirm a direct cause.
CoinDesk reported that a slide beneath $84,000 could put the Live updates: A drop below $84,000 could put $80,000 in play for bitcoin.
level in play for bitcoin, and in a separate report tied the price dip to a jump in oil prices following attacks on Iranian tankers.
The combination of liquidation volume and geopolitical news added volatility to bitcoin trading, according to the cited outlets, though none of the sources specified the cause of the Hyperliquid short positions or confirmed a single trigger for the sell-off.
Sources: CoinDesk, The Defiant, The Block, Cointelegraph
This article is for information only and is not financial advice.
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