The crypto market shed nearly $100 billion in just 19 hours, with total capitalization sliding from $3.02 trillion down to $2.93 trillion.
But here's the thing—this pullback looks more like a leverage flush than any meaningful trend reversal. Late entries got liquidated, funding rates are resetting across the board, and spot positions are holding their key support levels intact.
Nothing out of the ordinary. Volatility doing what volatility does in these markets. The structure remains, even if the price action is throwing some noise around.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 7h ago
It's just a leveraged liquidation; the fundamentals are fine.
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DegenWhisperer
· 7h ago
Leverage liquidation is just leverage liquidation. Don't force a story saying "the structure is intact," is that okay?
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 7h ago
Leverage explosion, nothing special.
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EthMaximalist
· 7h ago
Leverage liquidation, nothing to panic about
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Same old story, just hold the support level in spot trading
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100 billion doesn't scare me, the funds are flowing out
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Leverage flush is just cleaning out retail investors, it's always like this
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As long as the structure is still there, no problem, just noise
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Funding rate returning to zero is a normal operation
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This wave of decline seems meaningless, only a real reversal would be surprising
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If the support level isn't broken, there's no need to overthink
The crypto market shed nearly $100 billion in just 19 hours, with total capitalization sliding from $3.02 trillion down to $2.93 trillion.
But here's the thing—this pullback looks more like a leverage flush than any meaningful trend reversal. Late entries got liquidated, funding rates are resetting across the board, and spot positions are holding their key support levels intact.
Nothing out of the ordinary. Volatility doing what volatility does in these markets. The structure remains, even if the price action is throwing some noise around.