Circle Sinks 12%, Coinbase and Strategy Tumble 10% as Bitcoin Slide Hits Crypto Stocks
Heavy leveraged long liquidations and renewed ETF outflows drove the selloff, with Circle, Coinbase and Strategy falling in double digits, analysts said.
- On Thursday, November 5, Bitcoin fell below $76,000, sliding to intraday lows around $75,463 as a broad market sell-off reversed recent post-election gains.
- A sharp deterioration in risk appetite across global markets prompted the rout, with the Nasdaq Composite Index plunging and forcing investors to rotate out of speculative assets.
- CoinGlass reported $1.08 billion in total crypto liquidations over 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $954.38 million—88.2% of losses—intensifying downward pressure.
- Coinbase and Circle plunged between 10% and 15% as the sell-off spilled into crypto-linked equities, with Circle's recent analyst upgrade and earnings beat overwhelmed by sector weakness.
- Crypto trader Rekt Capital noted the current dip mimics May patterns that preceded macro lows of $57,000, signaling potential for deeper correction if the historical parallel holds.
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The bitcoin widens the losses this Friday (6), still reflecting the sharp fall of technology actions in the United States on the eve. This morning, with a .payroll . (U.S. employment report) well above expected, increased the bets of a new high of interest by the Federal Reserve (Fed) in December. Around 12h, the bitcoin fell 4.8% in 24 hours, to US$ 75,367.83, according to CoinGecko. In Brazil, it was negotiated R$ 414,058.48, with a drop of 3.…
Bitcoin Selloff Eases as Investors Explore Cautious Recovery
Bitcoin edged back into the green after a bruising selloff on Thursday swept through cryptocurrencies and other risky assets, pressured by lackluster chipmaker earnings and a Democratic sweep of Congress.
Bitcoin, which had recovered to the $80,000 range following the midterm elections, plunged more than 6% due to a sharp decline in U.S. tech stocks and uncertainty regarding U.S. policy. According to CoinMarketCap, a global cryptocurrency market data site, as of 8:30 AM on the 28th, Bitcoin was trading at $75,402, down 6.24% from the previous day. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell 8.57% to $2,215, while XR…
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