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Bitcoin short-term big dump triggered $637 million in liquidations, market panic intensifies but long-term sentiment remains optimistic.
Bitcoin has fallen 5% in the past 24 hours, dropping to a low of $85,694, and is currently hovering around $86,800, a pullback of 31% from its historical high. Over the past month, the cumulative decline has exceeded 21%, with high Beta assets like Ethereum and Ripple also experiencing declines of 5.6% and 6.5%, respectively. Market risk aversion has increased, with CoinGlass data showing total liquidations reaching $637 million, of which long positions accounted for $568 million.
SynFutures COO Wenny Cai stated that this round of plunge is due to a "momentum-driven accelerated fall" that triggered large-scale long positions liquidations, with further liquidation driving spot and derivatives sell-offs, creating a chain reaction. Another core factor of market panic comes from MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le's remarks — if dividends need to be paid at a price below 1x mNAV, the company "may sell Bitcoin." MicroStrategy holds approximately 649,870 Bitcoins, worth over $56 billion, and their statement has raised investor concerns about supply pressures.
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