Bitcoin slides below $62,000 and Ethereum plunges 6% as crypto markets face $700M in liquidations today
1 min readAnalysis by AlgoThesis Editorial Desk
The story
Bitcoin broke below $62,000 and Ethereum fell approximately 6% in a broad crypto selloff that triggered $700M in liquidations — one of the larger single-session forced-unwind events of 2024. Cascading stop-losses from leveraged long positions are amplifying the move, as futures funding rates reset sharply negative.
The key question is whether this is a healthy deleveraging flush that sets up a re-entry near BTC's well-watched $60K–$61K support cluster, or the start of a more sustained breakdown. Watch whether spot ETF inflows (a structural bid introduced in 2024) absorb selling pressure; if daily inflows turn negative for multiple sessions, the bear case strengthens materially.
The two-sided take
The house read
Two-sidedWrong ifIf spot Bitcoin ETF daily flows turn net negative for 2+ consecutive sessions, the structural bid that underpinned BTC's 2024 rally weakens, invalidating a dip-buy thesis and opening the door to a move toward $55K–$57K.
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