77,000 have lost control, 300 million liquidated: what do we do next? Don’t guess the bottom—look at the strategy

In one hour, over 115 million longs are gone.
In 24 hours, 309 million have been wiped out.
83,000 people are flushed out of the market.
This isn’t a pullback—this is a premeditated slaughter.

On September 2, the U.S. military launched another round of airstrikes on targets of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Reports of explosions came from multiple places, including Abbas Port and Gashm Island. Trump warned: if Iran retaliates, “there will be very little left.”

Bitcoin instantly plunged from its intraday high of $79,166, hitting a low of $76,454. Ethereum fell below $2,400. SOL lost the $100 level, and BNB dropped to $683.

The total market cap of crypto evaporated 1.5% in 24 hours.

This isn’t a normal pullback.

It’s a double blow: geopolitical shocks plus macro liquidity tightening.

Over the past 4 hours, the entire network saw 166 million USD in liquidations—of which 151 million USD were long liquidations, and shorts were only 15.14 million.

Over the past 24 hours, 83,109 people were liquidated, totaling 309 million USD.

The largest single liquidation occurred on Binance—ETHUSDT—with a single order of $11.99 million.

Within one hour, 115 million longs were cleared.

The longs were swept up in one fell swoop.
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