#ZCSH资产规模突破5亿美元 #比特币突破79000美元
Multiple negative catalysts hit the market in rotation! BTC breaks below 78,000, the 80,000 level is officially lost! Over 70,000 traders liquidated for $200 million, as the long side faces a mass wipeout
The Non-Farm Payrolls data came in above expectations, and Bitcoin rapidly pulled back from above $80,000. It had been repeatedly fighting around the $80,000 level, but ultimately failed to hold, sending the market sharply lower.
In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation across the entire network reached $201 million. Long positions accounted for $147 million in liquidations. More than 72,000 traders were liquidated, with the largest single liquidation reaching $2.84 million. Leveraged long positions were collectively cleared.
There were already signals for this downturn. Jiang Zhuo’er reportedly exited all positions at the $82,000 level. He mentioned there is a “magnetic attraction effect” in the market: below $76,000, a large amount of short-term leverage liquidation orders had piled up. Because prior price action featured consecutive rallies without enough pullback, leveraged positions grew heavier and higher; once a reversal occurs, the depth of the pullback tends to be amplified.
$ARK
$VTHO
This round of decline was driven by multiple negative factors acting together. First, strong Non-Farm Payrolls data revived expectations for further rate hikes. Tightening U.S. dollar liquidity weighed on risk assets. Second, geopolitical tensions escalated: rising oil prices pushed up U.S. Treasury yields, spreading risk-aversion sentiment. On top of that, security incidents involving crypto platforms hit market confidence. With multiple pressures stacking, price action weakened under stress.
From a technical perspective, the 50-week moving average forms strong resistance. Large amounts of positions built up above $80,000, creating a thick overhead barrier. Market attention is entirely focused on this week’s CPI, PPI, and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. If inflation data rises again, and rate-hike expectations strengthen further, BTC may continue to probe lower. The market is watching possible support zones around $70,000 and $65,000.
Some institutions hold different views, believing that if the U.S. dollar weakens, it would benefit crypto assets—but in the short term, there is still a lack of solid buy-side support.
The $80,000 level is unlikely to hold firmly in the short term. As for the direction of the next leg, it largely depends on how the week’s inflation data plays out
#美财政部拟回购最多60亿美元国债 #美国ADP周度就业人数增1.2万人 #美国银行集团完成USBDC稳定币试点
Multiple negative catalysts hit the market in rotation! BTC breaks below 78,000, the 80,000 level is officially lost! Over 70,000 traders liquidated for $200 million, as the long side faces a mass wipeout
The Non-Farm Payrolls data came in above expectations, and Bitcoin rapidly pulled back from above $80,000. It had been repeatedly fighting around the $80,000 level, but ultimately failed to hold, sending the market sharply lower.
In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation across the entire network reached $201 million. Long positions accounted for $147 million in liquidations. More than 72,000 traders were liquidated, with the largest single liquidation reaching $2.84 million. Leveraged long positions were collectively cleared.
There were already signals for this downturn. Jiang Zhuo’er reportedly exited all positions at the $82,000 level. He mentioned there is a “magnetic attraction effect” in the market: below $76,000, a large amount of short-term leverage liquidation orders had piled up. Because prior price action featured consecutive rallies without enough pullback, leveraged positions grew heavier and higher; once a reversal occurs, the depth of the pullback tends to be amplified.
$ARK
$VTHO
This round of decline was driven by multiple negative factors acting together. First, strong Non-Farm Payrolls data revived expectations for further rate hikes. Tightening U.S. dollar liquidity weighed on risk assets. Second, geopolitical tensions escalated: rising oil prices pushed up U.S. Treasury yields, spreading risk-aversion sentiment. On top of that, security incidents involving crypto platforms hit market confidence. With multiple pressures stacking, price action weakened under stress.
From a technical perspective, the 50-week moving average forms strong resistance. Large amounts of positions built up above $80,000, creating a thick overhead barrier. Market attention is entirely focused on this week’s CPI, PPI, and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. If inflation data rises again, and rate-hike expectations strengthen further, BTC may continue to probe lower. The market is watching possible support zones around $70,000 and $65,000.
Some institutions hold different views, believing that if the U.S. dollar weakens, it would benefit crypto assets—but in the short term, there is still a lack of solid buy-side support.
The $80,000 level is unlikely to hold firmly in the short term. As for the direction of the next leg, it largely depends on how the week’s inflation data plays out
#美财政部拟回购最多60亿美元国债 #美国ADP周度就业人数增1.2万人 #美国银行集团完成USBDC稳定币试点
