Today, BTC extended its weekend plunge, opening lower and continuing its downward trajectory amid weak volatility and lingering panic—fully aligning with the previously forecasted bearish trend. Network-wide liquidations and capital flight persist24-hour global futures liquidations: Exceeding $2.5 billion, with approximately $800 million liquidated today alone,Number of liquidated positions: Cumulatively over 160,000 to 420,000, with long positions accounting for over 90%. A significant number of leveraged long positions were forcibly liquidated
Fund flows: $BTC spot ETFs have seen consecutive days of net outflows. Institutional buying has been absent, with liquidity dropping to levels last seen after the 2022 FTX incident,As I predicted earlier, this downturn is the inevitable result of liquidity contraction + technical breakdown + deleveraging resonance, leading to concentrated liquidation of high-leverage accounts. Friends who have suffered losses or liquidations can DM me with your positions, cost basis, and loss amounts. I will develop personalized recovery and risk management plans based on risk levels, strictly controlling leverage and prioritizing defense before offense.
Today's total cryptocurrency market capitalization stands at $2,611.32 billion, with a 24-hour trading volume of $186.04 billion Bitcoin holds a dominance rate of 59.4%
Bitcoin: $77,792.8 (+0.24%)
Ethereum: $2,294.84 (-0.89%)
Ripple: $1.6268 (+1.95%)
Binance Coin: $765.5 (+2.12%)
SOL: $103.09 (+1.44%)
Dogecoin: $0.10526 (+1.09%)
Cardano: $0.2942 (+1.65%)
Litecoin: $59.39 (+1.69%)
ZEC: $297.77 (+2.31%)
Whale: $2.7223 (+0.21%)
Fund flows clearly indicate this is risk reduction, not capital rotation,Digital asset products saw $1.7 billion in outflows this week, marking the second consecutive week of losses and bringing year-to-date outflows to $1 billion. Since peaking in October 2025, total cryptocurrency assets under management have declined by $73 billion—a significant contraction rather than market volatilityThe pressure stems primarily from the United States. The U.S. alone accounted for $1.65 billion in outflows, with negligible inflows from other regions to offset this impact. While Switzerland and Germany contributed some positive inflows, these were far from sufficient to counteract the seller-driven outflows,
This was not selective at the asset level:
Bitcoin $BTC: -$1.32 billion
Ethereum $ETH: -$308 million
XRP $XRP: -$43.7 million
SOL $SOL: -$31.7 million
Even diversified multi-asset products saw losses, typically indicating reduced overall portfolio risk rather than specific token sentiment
What are the key signals? Bitcoin short products saw $14.5 million inflows, while volatility-focused providers also experienced capital inflows. This is hedging behavior. Institutional investors are not currently betting on an uptrend but are protecting capital. Until capital flows stabilize, price rebounds should be viewed as tactical fluctuations rather than trend reversals.
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