The crypto market carnage has not stopped since NewsBTC’s last market update: Bitcoin, as of the time of writing this, is trading at $8,700, having traded as low as $8,620 (on some exchanges) just minutes ago as selling overwhelmed the market. This move from around $9,000 to $8,600 in just a few minutes’ time, per data from Skew.com that was subsequently shared on online forums, liquidated $108 million worth of BitMEX longs. The Open Interest of BitMEX’s book has dropped dramatically, showing how longs are currently being punished for attempting to long prices in the $9,000s. $108M longs liquidated in the past hour pic.twitter.com/y2Ck7t9gu2 — Mac 
($OGN next $MATIC) (@MacnBTC) February 26, 2020 The analysis from the previous report still stands: Bitcoin is currently in an extremely important zone from a technical analysis perspective, for around the current price exists a convergence of support levels that have been historically relevant. For those who missed the last update, prominent analyst Filb Filb, amongst other traders, have said that mid-$8,000s are crucial for bulls to hold moving forward. Filb Filb wrote: “Downside targets [of] the 200-day moving average, 20-week moving average, and 50-week moving average seem good for a bounce, but the 200-day moving average is never really lost in a bull run, so losing that could be more of a significant issue. Nevertheless, I’m looking for longs down there.” For some much-needed context, the moving averages for Bitcoin are as follows: The 200-day moving average is around $8,800. The 20-week moving average is at $8,500. And the 50-week moving average is around the same as the 20-week moving average. Featured Image from Shutterstock
($OGN next $MATIC) (@MacnBTC) February 26, 2020 The analysis from the previous report still stands: Bitcoin is currently in an extremely important zone from a technical analysis perspective, for around the current price exists a convergence of support levels that have been historically relevant. For those who missed the last update, prominent analyst Filb Filb, amongst other traders, have said that mid-$8,000s are crucial for bulls to hold moving forward. Filb Filb wrote: “Downside targets [of] the 200-day moving average, 20-week moving average, and 50-week moving average seem good for a bounce, but the 200-day moving average is never really lost in a bull run, so losing that could be more of a significant issue. Nevertheless, I’m looking for longs down there.” For some much-needed context, the moving averages for Bitcoin are as follows: The 200-day moving average is around $8,800. The 20-week moving average is at $8,500. And the 50-week moving average is around the same as the 20-week moving average. Featured Image from Shutterstock
Via https://www.newsbtc.com/2020/02/26/crypto-carnage-100-million-bitcoin-longs-liquidated-minutes/
https://cryptocurrencies.space/crypto-carnage-100-million-in-bitcoin-longs-liquidated-in-minutes/
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