Bitcoin surged past the key $80,000 level, causing a massive short squeeze that wiped out $330 million in leveraged short positions and triggered over $415 million in total crypto liquidations within 24 hours. This sharp rally forced more than 119,000 traders to close positions, driven by a feedback loop of forced buying as shorts were liquidated. The move was supported by easing expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes, creating a more favorable environment for risk assets like Bitcoin. Traders should watch for potential volatility as leveraged longs could face liquidations if Bitcoin falls back below $80,000, especially with uncertain macroeconomic signals ahead.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.462.353.750 on Pluang as of Nov 04, 2026 22:42 WIB, showing a 4.09% gain in the last 24 hours. Trading volume remains high at Rp509,48 trillion, reflecting strong market activity. Despite the recent surge, 42% of orders on Pluang are sell orders, indicating some caution among traders.
On November 4, Bitcoin's price on the OKX exchange rose above $80,000, reaching $80,028.80 with a 3% increase for the day. This milestone highlights strong market momentum for Bitcoin, signaling renewed investor interest and potential for further gai...
Bitcoin's price increased by 1.23% in one hour to reach $79,393 on Binance's BTC/USDT spot market, marking a 2.57% gain over 24 hours. During this period, short liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX totaled $19.56 million, significantly exceedi...
Bitcoin recovered above $78,000 after briefly dropping below $76,000 due to initial election uncertainty following the US midterms where Democrats took control of Congress. The rebound was supported by a weaker US dollar and improved market sentiment...
In the latest 24-hour crypto flow data, Bitcoin (BTC) attracted the largest net inflow of approximately $125 million, signaling strong investor interest. Meanwhile, USD Coin (USDC) experienced the biggest net outflow at nearly $73 million, indicating...
In the latest 24-hour cryptocurrency flow data, Bitcoin (BTC) recorded net inflows of approximately $125 million, driven by $2.75 billion in inflows against $2.63 billion in outflows. Ethereum (ETH), USDC, USDT, and XRP experienced net outflows, with...
