One year ago today, crypto took the largest liquidation on record. on October 10, 2025, a Truth Social post threatening 100% tariffs on China hit at 20:50 UTC. Over the next 24 hours more than $19 billion in leveraged positions were closed, nearly double the April 2021 peak. About 1.62 million accounts were liquidated, and roughly 87% were longs. Bitcoin fell from about $122,000 to the low $106,000s. Tokens outside $BTC and $ETH dropped about 33% in 25 minutes. ATOM and ENJ briefly traded near zero on Binance. the break was not only the tariff. Hyperliquid triggered auto-deleveraging for the first time in two years, closing profitable shorts to stay solvent. On Binance, USDe traded down to about $0.65 while it held near $1 elsewhere, and wrapped ether and solana staking tokens printed 80% to 90% discounts. Binance later paid about $300 million to affected users. a year on, $BTC is near $84,000. The $122,000 high has not been retaken. The venues are still operating. $19 billion was the day. The low $106,000s was the print. The market absorbed it. It has not made a new high since. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #Macro Insights# $ETH