#以太坊跌破2400美元
Ethereum drops below $2,400, 120,000 liquidated 😱
ETH has just fallen through the $2,400 level and is now trading at $2,399.94. In the past 24 hours, it’s down more than 4%. Bitcoin is also breaking down in tandem, slipping below 76,000 and dropping to around $75,814.
What was the trigger?
The U.S. Senate rejected the “Digital Assets Market Clarity Act.” The vote was 50 in favor and 49 against—off by 10 votes from passing. All Democrats voted against it, and four Republican lawmakers also flipped. The bill was meant to establish a clear federal regulatory framework for the crypto industry. It was discussed for months, but ultimately suffered a resounding defeat.
How brutal is the market?
Over the last 24 hours, nearly 120,000 traders were liquidated, with total liquidation amounts of $670 million. Of that, $570 million were long positions, while shorts were only $98 million. Longs were wiped out. Major coins like SOL, XRP, and ZEC are all down more than 5%.
The macro picture is also weighing on sentiment:
· The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury jumps to 5.025%, the highest since 2007
· Brent crude rises above $107
· The Fed’s FOMC meeting is held the same day, and the market is pricing a 92% chance of a rate hike
Key support levels:
After ETH loses the $2,400 level, attention turns to the area around $2,300 below. The $2,500–$2,600 range was previously repeatedly rejected, and near-term momentum remains weak.
With Congress soon adjourning in preparation for the November midterm elections, this bill may be shelved for the long term. Risk appetite has been clearly suppressed in the short term—manage risk accordingly.
Ethereum drops below $2,400, 120,000 liquidated 😱
ETH has just fallen through the $2,400 level and is now trading at $2,399.94. In the past 24 hours, it’s down more than 4%. Bitcoin is also breaking down in tandem, slipping below 76,000 and dropping to around $75,814.
What was the trigger?
The U.S. Senate rejected the “Digital Assets Market Clarity Act.” The vote was 50 in favor and 49 against—off by 10 votes from passing. All Democrats voted against it, and four Republican lawmakers also flipped. The bill was meant to establish a clear federal regulatory framework for the crypto industry. It was discussed for months, but ultimately suffered a resounding defeat.
How brutal is the market?
Over the last 24 hours, nearly 120,000 traders were liquidated, with total liquidation amounts of $670 million. Of that, $570 million were long positions, while shorts were only $98 million. Longs were wiped out. Major coins like SOL, XRP, and ZEC are all down more than 5%.
The macro picture is also weighing on sentiment:
· The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury jumps to 5.025%, the highest since 2007
· Brent crude rises above $107
· The Fed’s FOMC meeting is held the same day, and the market is pricing a 92% chance of a rate hike
Key support levels:
After ETH loses the $2,400 level, attention turns to the area around $2,300 below. The $2,500–$2,600 range was previously repeatedly rejected, and near-term momentum remains weak.
With Congress soon adjourning in preparation for the November midterm elections, this bill may be shelved for the long term. Risk appetite has been clearly suppressed in the short term—manage risk accordingly.