Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000 as Over $700M in Long Liquidations
Bitcoin unexpectedly slipped below the $90,000 psychological level, triggering over $700 million in leveraged liquidations and pushing the crypto market into a more volatile and sensitive phase.
Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000 As Over $700m In Long Liquidations Table of Contents A Leverage Flush Dominated by Long Liquidations Bitcoin Leads the Pullback as Traders Watch the $90,000 Level Bitcoin has just experienced a sharp pullback after officially falling below the psychological $90,000 level, triggering a massive wave of liquidations across the derivatives market. Forced selling pressure from highly leveraged positions is pushing the crypto market into a more sensitive phase.
On January 21, Bitcoin briefly dropped to around $89,162 before stabilizing near $89,368, down roughly 1.9% on the session. The move not only broke an important psychological level but also dragged the Relative Strength Index (RSI) down to around 33.7, signaling weakening momentum after sustained selling pressure.
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Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000 as Over $700M in Long Liquidations
Bitcoin unexpectedly slipped below the $90,000 psychological level, triggering over $700 million in leveraged liquidations and pushing the crypto market into a more volatile and sensitive phase.
Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000 As Over $700m In Long Liquidations
Table of Contents
A Leverage Flush Dominated by Long Liquidations
Bitcoin Leads the Pullback as Traders Watch the $90,000 Level
Bitcoin has just experienced a sharp pullback after officially falling below the psychological $90,000 level, triggering a massive wave of liquidations across the derivatives market. Forced selling pressure from highly leveraged positions is pushing the crypto market into a more sensitive phase.
On January 21, Bitcoin briefly dropped to around $89,162 before stabilizing near $89,368, down roughly 1.9% on the session. The move not only broke an important psychological level but also dragged the Relative Strength Index (RSI) down to around 33.7, signaling weakening momentum after sustained selling pressure.