Bitcoin Drops Below $60K as Crypto Market Sell-Off Intensifies

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Crypto Market Faces Heavy Liquidations Amid Broad Sell-Off

The cryptocurrency market experienced significant losses over the weekend, with Bitcoin plunging below $60,000 and altcoins like Dogecoin and Solana dropping over 10%. Bullish traders lost nearly **$200 million** in liquidations as the sell-off entered its fourth consecutive day.

Key Market Movements

Causes of the Sell-Off

  1. Geopolitical Tensions: Rising conflicts in the Middle East dampened risk appetite.
  2. ETH ETF Outflows: U.S. spot ETH ETFs recorded $510 million in net outflows since launch.
  3. Liquidation Pressure: Over 97,000 traders faced liquidations, with ETH longs losing $55 million** and BTC longs **$43 million.

Analysts had warned of a potential BTC drop to $55,000 amid weakening sentiment toward tech stocks and cryptocurrencies.

Market Data Highlights

MetricValue
BTC 24h Change-4%
ETH 24h Change-5.5%
Total Liquidations$200M
CD20 Index Decline5.73%

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FAQs

Why did Bitcoin fall below $60,000?

The drop was driven by geopolitical risks, ETH ETF outflows, and cascading liquidations from leveraged positions.

Which altcoins were hit the hardest?

Solana (SOL), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Cardano (ADA) fell 9% or more, underperforming major tokens.

Are ETH ETFs failing?

Not necessarily, but early trading shows net outflows of $510 million, suggesting cautious investor sentiment.

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Outlook

While the market remains volatile, key support levels like $55,000 for BTC** and **$2,800 for ETH are being closely watched. Traders should monitor:

The current correction highlights the importance of risk management in crypto trading.


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