Strategy Builder COT Data Advanced News ResearchNew Earnings Calendar Economic Calendar

AI Financial Intelligence
Professional analysis of central bank decisions

Markets

News
Forex
Stocks
Crypto
Gold
Commodities
Indices
ETFs

Analysis

Fed
ECB
COT
Economic Calendar

Learn

Service Guide
Oil

Company

About
Contact
Data Methodology
AI Disclosure
Pricing
Enterprise
Terms
Privacy
Security
WhatsApp

Status data is currently unavailable

The information provided on EL7.AI is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

We use cookiesPrivacy Policy

AI Financial Intelligence
Professional analysis of central bank decisions

Markets

News
Forex
Stocks
Crypto
Gold
Commodities
Indices
ETFs

Analysis

Fed
ECB
COT
Economic Calendar

Learn

Service Guide
Oil

Company

About
Contact
Data Methodology
AI Disclosure
Pricing
Enterprise
Terms
Privacy
Security
WhatsApp

Status data is currently unavailable

The information provided on EL7.AI is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

BreakingCrypto

Bitcoin Drops Below $81,000 Triggering $1.09 Billion in Crypto Liquidations

First Detected: Oct 10, 2026, 7:18 AM

Last Update: 26 minutes ago

1 update

Event Summary

Bitcoin's price fell below the $81,000 level, representing a sharper decline than the previously recorded $83,000 mark. This drop triggered $1.09 billion in total liquidations, with long positions accounting for approximately $1.05 billion of the forced closures. Following the liquidation wave, Bitcoin showed signs of a slight recovery, moving back toward the $82,500 level.

Timeline

Latest developmentabout 8 hours ago

Bitcoin Drops 4% After $87,000 Peak Amid Short-Term Holder Capitulation Fears

A sharp correction in the crypto market forced the liquidation of $1.05 billion in long positions as prices retreated from recent highs.

Read the full story

Key facts

Bitcoin price fell below the $81,000 level, triggering the liquidation of $1.09 billion in crypto positions.
Long positions accounted for approximately $1.05 billion of the total forced liquidations.
Bitcoin price dropped below the $81,000 level, a deeper decline than the previously recorded $83,000 mark.
Total liquidations doubled to reach $1.09 billion, with long positions accounting for approximately $1.05 billion of the forced closures.
Bitcoin price began showing signs of a slight recovery toward the $82,500 level following the latest liquidation wave.

Price Impact

Since event start

BTC+0.43%