$62,000 then $65,500 — in just a few hours, $BTC swept both sides of the market.

• Last night, $BTC fell to ~$62,000, its lowest since mid-August, down 49.5% from the $126,080 peak (6/10/2025).
• ~$1.9 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, ~93% of them long positions — the biggest leverage flush in weeks.
• The rebound to ~$65,500 liquidated ~$135 million in positions in 1 hour, ~90% of them short — sellers chasing the move were swept out in turn.
• U.S. BTC ETFs saw ~$1.07 billion in net outflows over the last 5 sessions; Fear & Greed fell to just 10 — Extreme Fear.
• The market is still waiting on the Fed: ~88.5% probability of a 25bp rate hike on 9/12.

What these figures tell us: current volatility is mainly driven by two-way leverage liquidations amid thin weekend liquidity, rather than new money setting the trend.

Levels to watch: holding $65,000 could lead to a retest of $68,000–70,000; losing $62,000 puts the next area around $60,000.

This article is for market information and analysis only, not investment advice.
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