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Over $1.8 billion was flushed in one of the year’s most significant long liquidation events — and one analyst says Bitcoin dipping back to around $103,000 is possible.

ETH’s sharp sell-off lined up with the broader crypto market panic and is not a sign of structural weakness. Data suggests institutions will lead the price recovery.

Bitcoin slips under $111,500 as $280 million in leverage long positions are liquidated, but key support levels may decide if BTC rebounds or risks a deeper breakdown.

Bitcoin’s sharp fall resulted in the biggest long liquidation in a 24-hour period, and the sell-off pulled many altcoins below their immediate support levels.

XRP’s bearish chart pattern signalled a possible price correction toward $2, but analysts were still convinced of a continued uptrend to double-digits.

AI tools like Grok and ChatGPT are changing how traders approach crypto day trading, spotting sentiment shifts in real time and turning them into structured trade plans.

Bitcoin’s drop to $112,000 saw significant liquidations of late longs, with onchain metrics suggesting that BTC’s bullish conviction was fading.

Yield-bearing stablecoins promise steady income onchain, but regulation, taxes and risks make them more complex than cash. Here’s what you need to know in 2025.