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A sharp downturn in Bitcoin triggered nearly $485 million in hourly liquidations, with long positions accounting for $465 million of the deleveraging cascade.

Bitcoin's push toward $84,000 triggers over $95 million in forced short closures across derivatives exchanges, accelerating upward momentum.

Bitcoin dropped to $80,992 as $400 million in leveraged longs were wiped out in a single hour, cascading through derivatives markets.

Bitcoin fell back below $86K after an intraday peak of $86,969, triggering over $109 million in leveraged liquidations as the CFTC opens a 60-day comment period on crypto asset rules.

ZEC rallied 20% to $1,023 on Sept. 4, torching bearish leverage and riding a wave of institutional adoption including Grayscale's newly launched spot ETF.

A single wallet's 11-trade burst on Aug. 25 pushed PT-reUSD down 3%, triggering 33 forced liquidations across 19-20 Morpho positions in under 14 minutes.

On-chain data shows 360 BTC wiped from the position; the remaining 1,440 BTC short faces a liquidation trigger at $65,041.72.

A 44-day low breaks the $65,000 support zone as miner selling, negative funding rates and slowing ETF inflows compound the selloff.

Short liquidations across major exchanges drove Bitcoin above $76,600 and Ethereum past $2,100 within minutes

Forced selling sweeps derivative exchanges, wiping out 200,000 trader positions in broad downturn

Rapid liquidations across derivatives exchanges sent Bitcoin to $71,733 and pushed the Fear & Greed Index to 16, signaling extreme fear