Bitcoin falls below $69,000 as over $1.4 billion in liquidations hit crypto markets
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What happened
BTC broke below $69,000 for the first time in almost two months, after failing at roughly $75,000 and sliding through $73,000 following the CPI release. CoinGlass shows $1.4 billion liquidated in 24 hours, with $1.26 billion from longs and $155 million from shorts, including $742 million in BTC and $250 million in ETH. The largest single liquidation was $31.09 million on Hyperliquid. Reports also cite Jensen Huang's resignation and Middle East tensions as factors. Watch whether BTC holds the $69,000 area and whether long liquidations continue.
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What to do
- Watch whether bitcoin holds the $69,000 level after its multi-month low.
- Monitor further liquidation data on CoinGlass for signs the selling is easing.
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Full story timeline · 5 updates
- Fri 13 NovemberBitcoin Price Dumps Below $69K as Liquidations Top $1.4B: XRP and ETH Bleed HeavyCryptoPotato
- Bitcoin tumbles below $69,000 as Nvidia turmoil adds to Fed-driven market jittersThe Block
- Whale Alert: Four Traders Liquidated for More Than $10M ApieceCryptoPotato
- Bitcoin Drops to $69K On 'Concentrated Liquidation' and 'Weakening' DemandDecrypt
- Sat 14 NovemberBitcoin Falls Below $69,000 as Ether Slides Under $2,000The Defiant
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