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Share link:In this post: Over $2.27 billion has been liquidated in the crypto market, with 83% being long-bet traders expecting a rally. Crypto markets crashed after Trump’s new tariffs, with ETH dropping over 20% to $2,300. About $500 billion has been removed from the crypto market cap, with BTC and ETH seeing massive sell-offs.
The global digital assets market printed heavy red indexes on Monday. Crypto traders hit the sell button after Trump’s new tariffs rattled markets. Ether (ETH) took the biggest hit, dropping 27% to hit $2,300 levels in what has already become its worst intraday plunge since May 2021.
Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped by almost 7% to see the $92,000 zone while altcoins suffered even steeper declines. Traders hit the panic button, triggering massive crypto liquidations that have already exceeded the $2 billion mark.
The cumulative crypto market cap also dropped by 8% in the last 24 hours, losing around $500 billion to stand at $3.12 trillion.
$1.89 billion of long bets wiped out
As per data shared by Coinglass, more than 746k traders were liquidated as the market crashed drastically. Charts show the total liquidation (both long and short positions) is currently at $2.27 billion. The biggest liquidation order happened on Binance of ETH/BTC valued at $25.64 million.
Data shows that $1.89 billion of the liquidated bets (83%) turned out to be long bets. This suggests that traders were hoping the bullish sentiments sparked by the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House would persist.
Meanwhile, the fear and greed index flashes “fear” among the investors.
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