As of 17:09 on January 20th, Bitcoin is quoted at $90,951.15, down 2.33% over the past 24 hours. In terms of trading volume, the intraday transaction scale reached $35.298 billion, with the current market capitalization stable at $1.817 trillion. The circulating supply is 19.978 million coins (close to the 21 million cap).
The recent cryptocurrency market has experienced significant volatility. Looking back at the past three weeks, the most dramatic drop occurred late on January 1st—Bitcoin plummeted from $89,000 straight down to around $87,000, catching many traders off guard. By January 19th, global risk assets collectively adjusted, triggering a response in the crypto market. On that day, the futures market experienced liquidations totaling $864 million. This intense volatility reminds us that even mainstream cryptocurrencies require constant attention to market rhythm changes.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-22 18:42
Diving again? Contract liquidation hits 860 million, this round of cutting leeks is really ruthless
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-20 17:14
It dropped again, but 90,000 can still be held... The key is not to have another wave of liquidations, I can't take it anymore.
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-20 14:50
It dropped again, can't hold the $90,000 mark.
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TheMemefather
· 01-20 14:50
It has dropped again and again. When will this game be played, in the Year of the Monkey or the Year of the Horse?
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FreeMinter
· 01-20 14:42
It's dropping again, and this 2.33% move is really quite aggressive.
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PumpAnalyst
· 01-20 14:36
It dropped again, and the critical level of $90,000 really can't hold. I mentioned on the day of the 864 million liquidation that the big players are positioning here.
The decline doesn't seem large, but the intraday turnover of 35.2 billion indicates someone is dumping, so be cautious.
On January 1st, there was a sharp jump from 8.9 to 8.7, and my friend was liquidated directly. Looking at this trend now, it feels like a bottom is being formed again. Everyone, please don't chase the high.
Where is the support level? From a technical perspective, it looks a bit risky.
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0xLostKey
· 01-20 14:33
It dropped again. This time, not getting cut is considered lucky.
As of 17:09 on January 20th, Bitcoin is quoted at $90,951.15, down 2.33% over the past 24 hours. In terms of trading volume, the intraday transaction scale reached $35.298 billion, with the current market capitalization stable at $1.817 trillion. The circulating supply is 19.978 million coins (close to the 21 million cap).
The recent cryptocurrency market has experienced significant volatility. Looking back at the past three weeks, the most dramatic drop occurred late on January 1st—Bitcoin plummeted from $89,000 straight down to around $87,000, catching many traders off guard. By January 19th, global risk assets collectively adjusted, triggering a response in the crypto market. On that day, the futures market experienced liquidations totaling $864 million. This intense volatility reminds us that even mainstream cryptocurrencies require constant attention to market rhythm changes.