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Crypto Liquidations Surge to $477M as Bitcoin Dips...
Decrypt •Thursday, January 8, 2026 at 01:19 PM•1 min read

Crypto Liquidations Surge to $477M as Bitcoin Dips Below $90K: Report

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Cryptocurrency liquidations have surged, reaching over $477 million, Bitcoin experienced a dip below $90,000. According to reports, this liquidation event was triggered by fading bullish momentum, which may be attributed to ETF outflows and thin liquidity in the market. The development highlights the volatile nature of the cryptocurrency market and the potential impact of factors like ETF performance and market liquidity on Bitcoin's price and broader market stability.

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Crypto Liquidations Surge to $477M as Bitcoin Dips...
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Crypto Liquidations Surge to $477M as Bitcoin Dips Below $90K: Report

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Cryptocurrency liquidations have surged, reaching over $477 million, Bitcoin experienced a dip below $90,000. According to reports, this liquidation event was triggered by fading bullish momentum, which may be attributed to ETF outflows and thin liquidity in the market. The development highlights the volatile nature of the cryptocurrency market and the potential impact of factors like ETF performance and market liquidity on Bitcoin's price and broader market stability.

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