TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin briefly fell below $81,000 to $80,400 before rebounding above $82,000, while ether dropped to about $2,400. Roughly 180,000 traders were liquidated in 24 hours for nearly $1.1 billion, about $935 million of it longs. Lookonchain tracked the US government depositing 17,733 BTC worth $1.48 billion plus 750 WBTC to Coinbase Prime over three days, during which BTC fell 6.9%.
Bitcoin Slips Below $81K as US Government, Miners and Short-Term Holders Sell
The scale of the liquidation cascade — roughly 180,000 traders, with longs accounting for the bulk — points to a market that had grown crowded on leverage rather than a fundamental repricing. The more telling signal is the US government's Coinbase Prime deposits, which put a visible sovereign supply overhang alongside miner and short-term holder distribution. Whether that official flow continues is the open question; it matters less for its size than for what it signals about the willingness of large holders to meet rallies with supply.
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