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Crypto markets are facing renewed pressure today, as another strong selling wave pushes prices lower across the sector.
The total crypto market cap has declined by nearly 3.2%, now sitting around $2.57 trillion, with close to $50 billion erased in just a few hours. The drop intensified after U.S. market hours began, when Bitcoin suddenly slipped by almost $1,700.
This decline wasn’t random — it reflects deeper structural weakness.
Liquidations Driving the Decline

The selloff gained momentum as leveraged positions were forced out.
Over $55 million in long trades were liquidated within two hours, pushing even more selling into an already low-liquidity environment.
This happened despite positive news related to the U.S. government shutdown, highlighting how fragile market sentiment remains. When positioning is stretched, good news alone isn’t enough.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Under Pressure
Bitcoin is down over 4% in the last 24 hours, trading near $75,700.
Ethereum has dropped even more sharply, falling more than 6% to around $2,220.
Major altcoins like XRP, SOL, and ADA have followed BTC lower, which is typical during risk-off periods.
Market fear remains high, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index near 17, firmly in extreme fear territory.
ETF Outflows Continue to Weigh on Prices
Institutional selling remains a major headwind.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have reportedly seen about $2.8 billion in outflows over the past two weeks, reducing dip-buying demand and weakening overall confidence.
With liquidity already thin, prices become more vulnerable to sudden drops.
Ethereum at a Key Support Zone
Ethereum has now broken below an important support level, reinforcing the bearish outlook.
Short-term structure remains weak, while longer-term trends are still holding for now. The next phase depends on whether ETH can stabilize and build support.
Some analysts still believe ETH could outperform BTC later in the cycle — but only if broader conditions improve.
Gold and Silver Are Gaining Strength
While crypto struggles, traditional safe-haven assets are rising.
Gold is up roughly 11% from recent lows, adding more than $3 trillion in value.
Silver has surged nearly 20%, contributing around $800 billion.
In just 30 hours, almost $4 trillion has moved into precious metals, signaling a shift toward safety.
What to Watch Next
The upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve meeting could be the next major driver for market direction.
If selling pressure continues and no strong catalyst appears, some analysts warn Bitcoin could retest lower levels, with $58,000 acting as a potential long-term support area.
Final Thoughts
This isn’t a selloff caused by a single headline.
It’s being driven by leverage liquidations, ETF outflows, weak liquidity, and a risk-off environment.
Until these factors ease, high volatility is likely to continue.
Stay disciplined.
Follow the structure, not emotions.
Not financial advice.
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