The cryptocurrency market has witnessed a wave of violent liquidations coinciding with the drop in Bitcoin, where liquidations exceeded 1 billion dollars in just 4 hours and 1.5 billion dollars in 24 hours—a figure that reflects the fragility of high-risk positions.
Interestingly, most of the liquidations were for long positions as many traders bet on a quick rebound that did not come. With the high leverage continuing, any selling pressure turned into a snowball that accelerated losses.
Summary:
The market repeats its usual lesson: rebounds are not bought by wishing but by patience, discipline, and strict risk management. Those who survive today are the ones who reduce leverage, set clear stop points, and treat volatility as a fact, not an exception. 📊
