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🚨 OVER $1 BILLION LIQUIDATED IN CRYPTO – ARE THE U.S. MIDTERM ELECTIONS SHAKING THE MARKET? 🔥

The crypto market is experiencing a massive liquidation wave as investors assess the impact of the November 3 U.S. midterm elections.

According to CoinGlass, nearly $1.02 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in 24 hours, with long traders suffering the heaviest losses.

📊 LIQUIDATION BREAKDOWN:

🔴 1 Hour: $584.15M

* Long: $546.26M
* Short: $37.88M

🔴 4 Hours: $848.42M

* Long: $795.62M
* Short: $52.80M

🔴 12 Hours: $875.97M

* Long: $815.53M
* Short: $60.44M

🔴 24 Hours: $1.02B

* Long: $912.75M
* Short: $105.52M

🇺🇸 HOW ARE THE U.S. MIDTERMS AFFECTING CRYPTO?

The election results have raised concerns about the future of crypto regulation and the direction of U.S. digital asset policies.

Political uncertainty in Washington is forcing investors to reassess regulatory expectations, adding pressure to an already volatile market.

However, elections are not the only factor. Market sentiment, capital flows, and excessive leverage are also contributing to the sell-off.

💥 THE MOST ALARMING NUMBERS:

⚠️ $584M liquidated in just one hour, representing roughly 57% of the 24-hour total.

⚠️ Long positions accounted for 93.5% of liquidations in the past hour.

⚠️ 196,826 traders liquidated within 24 hours.

⚠️ Largest single liquidation: $10.94M on Binance (ETHUSDT).

🔎 MARKET OUTLOOK:

This is a clear sign of a massive LONG SQUEEZE.

As leveraged positions are forcibly closed, selling pressure can intensify, triggering a domino effect across the market.

While this leverage flush could create healthier market conditions, it does not necessarily mean the bottom is in.

📌 With political uncertainty driving volatility, risk management is more important than ever. Avoid excessive leverage, manage your exposure, and don’t FOMO into buying the dip.

💬 What do you think? Is this just a post-election shakeout before a recovery, or the beginning of a deeper crypto market correction?

My wife and I are both traders. I never imagined that our most ordinary dates would be spent curled up together on the sofa, watching candlestick charts. The market was climbing on my computer, and while I was still carefully studying the trend, she had already nestled against me and closed her eyes for a nap.

I had one hand on the computer and had to be careful not to wake her with the other. Somehow, watching the market felt gentler than usual. We usually talk about entry points or stop-losses, so it’s rare to have such a quiet moment. It suddenly struck me how lovely it is to share a life with someone who understands trading.

As soon as this plate of food was set down, I couldn’t resist picking up a glossy piece of meat first. It was coated in a rich sauce, and with a bowl of white rice, it was so satisfying. The red chili and chopped scallions sprinkled on top made it look especially appetizing. There was also golden tofu, wood ear mushrooms, carrots, and a heap of greens on the side. I’d only meant to grab a quick bite, but I ended up wanting to try a little of everything. I feel like this plate wasn’t quite enough to satisfy my appetite today!

I came out to enjoy a proper meal, but as soon as all the dishes arrived, I couldn’t resist opening my phone and tablet to check the markets. I was so busy watching the candlestick charts on both screens that I barely touched the stir-fries and hot soup spread across the table. After staring at them for ages, all I could do was cover my face and laugh. How come I can’t even escape all those red and green numbers when I go out to eat!

Looking at the steaming dishes on the table, then at the prices rising and falling on the screens, I suddenly couldn’t decide whether to pick up my chopsticks or keep watching the markets. Oh well, I’ll eat a couple of bites to calm my nerves first and figure out how to make money later. No point in losing track of the meal while trying to make sense of the market—only to end up with cold food.

I came to the beach today to attend an event hosted by Binance. The venue was decked out in yellow and black, and there was even a giant yellow duck with the Binance logo on the sand. Since I happened to be wearing a yellow maxi dress, I couldn’t resist climbing on for a few photos. With the palm trees, beach, and ocean alongside the lively event, this Binance gathering felt more like a laid-back beach party. I’m usually glued to candlestick charts, studying the market, but today I could finally put trading aside for a while and enjoy a different kind of fun in the crypto world!

$PUMP — Profit protected!

Price reached both TP1 and TP2 before pulling back to the profit-protection stop, closing the remaining short position in profit. The trade is now fully closed with gains secured from both targets and the protected exit 👇

I brought my two corgis out to enjoy the sea breeze and put tiny straw hats on them—one with a little pink decoration, the other with a yellow propeller. They turned out even cuter than I imagined. I leaned in to take a photo with them, and the two little ones were so cooperative, lying on the wooden table with their tongues out and grinning even happier than I was.

There were lots of fishing boats docked behind us, and the blue sky and warm sunshine made me feel completely relaxed sitting here. I gave the one on the left a pet, then cuddled the one on the right, and suddenly realized that the hardest part of taking them out isn’t looking after them—it’s resisting the urge to take photos of them nonstop!

I curled up on the sofa with my laptop to get some work done, but the white cat behind me climbed onto the backrest too, looking very serious as it kept me company while I worked. Every few keystrokes, I couldn't help turning around to look at it. It wasn't doing anything at all, yet it had an even busier look than I did. Suddenly, it felt like I'd gained an unpaid little supervisor at home.

I was hoping to sit quietly and read for a while, with a little cake and an iced drink on the side. But then this golden retriever rested its head right on my lap and closed its eyes, looking completely content. I kept turning the pages, but couldn’t help petting its soft, floppy ears—my attention had long since wandered from the book.

There’s still a little cake left, and I haven’t finished my green iced drink. But it looks so cozy curled up against me that I can barely bring myself to change position. Oh well, the book can wait. I’ll spend a little more time with this clingy little sweetheart first.

$AKE Bullish - The bullish 1h structure and positive cumulative volume delta support a potential move higher, although the 4h remains range-bound, long now 👇

🚀 Entry Zone: 0.006002 - 0.006062

• TP1: 0.006741
• TP2: 0.007214
• TP3: 0.007924

Stop Loss: 0.005086

$LYN Liquidity sweep low - Price swept the recent lows before reclaiming the area, with bullish 1h and 4h structures supporting a potential move higher, long now 👇

🚀 Entry Zone: 0.03047 - 0.03077

• TP1: 0.03294
• TP2: 0.03449
• TP3: 0.03681

Stop Loss: 0.02753

As soon as it hit the table, I couldn’t resist reaching for a jumbo shrimp. It’s seriously huge! The shell is roasted a vivid red with a hint of smoky char, and I can’t wait to peel it and have a taste. That bowl of bright green dipping sauce beside it looks tempting too. I’m already imagining dipping the peeled shrimp in it before taking a bite—just thinking about it makes my mouth water. Looks like I’ll be settling in to peel shrimp again today!

I recently discovered that the iPhone Duo is pretty fun to use in the car. Unfold it and prop it up beside the steering wheel, and suddenly you’ve got a little screen right there that’s easy to use. I used to think it was a bit inconvenient that the car didn’t have CarPlay, but now I think I’ve found a workaround.

Sitting in the car and watching the traffic outside, I couldn’t help tinkering with this new setup for a while. Maps, music, and the apps I use every day are all right in front of me, and it feels more practical than I expected. I’m just getting a little carried away by the novelty—I haven’t even driven off yet, and I’ve already been fiddling with it for ages.

I ventured into the kitchen again today to experiment with cooking. I put on a cute pink apron and a pair of matching gloves, and suddenly felt like I actually knew what I was doing. The dishes I’d made were already sitting by the stove. As I busied myself in the kitchen, I even felt a little sense of accomplishment.

Halfway through cooking, I couldn’t resist running over to the mirror to snap a photo. It felt like a shame not to document this outfit. There’s still a pile of things in the kitchen waiting to be tidied up, but seeing the food I made with my own hands put me in a pretty good mood. Lately, I really do seem to be enjoying cooking more and more.

$PUMP Supply rejection - Price has reacted lower from resistance, with bearish 1h and 4h structures reinforcing the downside bias, short now 👇

🔻 Entry Zone: 0.0039 - 0.003912

• TP1: 0.003876
• TP2: 0.003838
• TP3: 0.003797

Stop Loss: 0.003961