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BreakingCrypto

Bitcoin Longs Hit by $487M Liquidation as Price Dips Below $84,000

First Detected: Oct 7, 2026, 10:17 AM
Last Update: about 1 hour ago
1 update

Event Summary

Bitcoin's price dropped below $84,000 following a flash crash, triggering $487.2 million in leveraged long liquidations within a 24-hour period. Total crypto market liquidations reached $555.6 million according to CoinGlass data. Amidst the volatility, Fundstrat's Tom Lee suggested the market has passed its bottom, while Bitmine announced it would cease Ether purchases once its holdings reach 5% of the total supply.

Timeline

Latest developmentabout 4 hours ago

Bitcoin Longs Hit by $487M Liquidation as Price Dips Below $84,000

Leveraged long positions faced massive forced closures after Bitcoin lost momentum and breached the $84,000 support level during a volatile session.

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Key facts

  • Bitcoin price dropped below the $84,000 level as a flash crash triggered over $400 million in long liquidations.
  • Fundstrat's Tom Lee stated that the crypto market is '2 days past the bottom,' eyeing the biggest bull market ever.
  • Tom Lee's company Bitmine announced it will stop purchasing Ether once it reaches 5% of the total supply.
  • Bitcoin price slipped below the $84,000 level after previously reclaiming $87,000.
  • A flash crash occurred, liquidating more than $400 million in long positions.
  • Fundstrat's Tom Lee stated crypto is '2 days past the bottom', while Bitmine announced it will stop buying Ether at 5% of supply.

Price Impact

Since event start
BTC-0.80%
ETH-1.22%