January 8th, the crypto market experienced a correction wave. Most cryptocurrencies faced downward pressure, with only FIRO, STPT, and STEEM slightly rising against the trend. Leading assets like Bitcoin encountered selling pressure, briefly falling below the $96,000 mark, with a single-day decline of over 5.88%. This drop triggered a contagion effect—over 230,000 long positions were liquidated, and the entire market was filled with anxiety. From a macro perspective, the cooling of the Fed's rate cut expectations dampened market confidence, and institutional investors adopted a more cautious stance, resulting in a strong wait-and-see atmosphere. The total market capitalization decreased by 3.57% over 24 hours, with liquidation funds continuously accumulating, making short-term volatility difficult to avoid. Long positions clearly suffered losses, and more supporting signals are needed before a rebound can occur.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-10 23:12
yeah ngl this is just capitulation szn, 230k longs getting liquidated is honestly probably nothing but also... kinda concerning lol. fed cooling on rate cuts really said "time to rug retail" fr fr
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-10 05:14
230,000 people liquidated? Oh my, that must be a bloodbath... I'm still sleeping.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-07 23:51
230,000 people were liquidated—that's the cost of leverage. One moment you wake up, and your account is gone.
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EthMaximalist
· 01-07 23:45
230,000 people were liquidated, which is why I said you shouldn't go all in... Looks like I have to wait for the bottom signal again.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 01-07 23:44
230,000 people liquidated? Haha, the on-chain footprint behind that number is what's interesting. Those large outflows are definitely sleeping in some wallets.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-07 23:41
230,000 people liquidated? That's the cost of leverage. A single pullback and it sends people to drink northwest wind...
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-07 23:24
230,000 people were liquidated. I just want to ask, who made money in this wave?
January 8th, the crypto market experienced a correction wave. Most cryptocurrencies faced downward pressure, with only FIRO, STPT, and STEEM slightly rising against the trend. Leading assets like Bitcoin encountered selling pressure, briefly falling below the $96,000 mark, with a single-day decline of over 5.88%. This drop triggered a contagion effect—over 230,000 long positions were liquidated, and the entire market was filled with anxiety. From a macro perspective, the cooling of the Fed's rate cut expectations dampened market confidence, and institutional investors adopted a more cautious stance, resulting in a strong wait-and-see atmosphere. The total market capitalization decreased by 3.57% over 24 hours, with liquidation funds continuously accumulating, making short-term volatility difficult to avoid. Long positions clearly suffered losses, and more supporting signals are needed before a rebound can occur.