Bitcoin falls below $65,000 as leveraged liquidations and Fed hike odds weigh on markets
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What happened
Bitcoin fell from around $81,000 to under $65,000, with an intraday low of $65,020, as excessive leverage led to over $500 million in liquidations on Saturday alone, 94% of them longs. Ted Pillows found no evidence of large sell-offs above $50 million, and wallets linked to Erik Voorhees bought nearly $100 million of ETH over four days. Markets also priced in a near-certain December Fed rate hike, according to CME Fedwatch, Kalshi and Polymarket.
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What to do
- Watch whether stablecoin market capitalisation keeps falling, since analysts cite it as a sign of leaving liquidity.
- Keep an eye on the December Fed rate decision, which prediction markets now see as almost certain to be a hike.
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Full story timeline · 5 updates
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