Between October 2025 and mid-2026, Bitcoin's price dropped 54%, falling from over $126,000 to around $58,000. Despite this steep decline, major corporate Bitcoin treasury holders, including Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), did not face any forced liquidations due to margin calls. These firms maintained strong cash reserves and long-term debt structures, allowing them to weather the downturn without selling their Bitcoin holdings under pressure. Smaller companies, however, faced more stress and some sold assets voluntarily. This event validates the resilience of well-structured corporate Bitcoin treasuries against severe market volatility, though it also highlights that surviving a crash is different from thriving through it.
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A trader added 5.67 million USD Coin (USDC) as margin to maintain a large 93,184 Ether (ETH) long position valued at about $214 million, aiming to avoid liquidation. The liquidation thresholds were set near $2,181.69 and $2,177.79 per ETH, with the p...
Bitcoin (BTC) briefly rose above the $81,000 mark but then fell back below it. This short-lived surge indicates volatility in the cryptocurrency market, which investors should watch closely. The fluctuation highlights ongoing uncertainty and potentia...
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