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BreakingCrypto

Bitcoin Drops Below $68,000 as Spot ETFs See Record $3.45 Billion Outflows

First Detected: Oct 26, 2026, 3:20 AM

Last Update: about 2 hours ago

1 update

Event Summary

On October 26, Bitcoin fell below $68,000, reaching its lowest price level in two months. This decline coincided with record outflows of $3.45 billion from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Consequently, leveraged traders faced $742 million in liquidations, with the vast majority of these losses originating from bullish positions.

Timeline

Latest developmentabout 11 hours ago

Crypto Liquidations Reach $436.44 Million as Bitcoin Falls Below $80,000

Long positions accounted for $404.15 million of liquidations over four hours, as Bitcoin fell to $79,280 before recovering.

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Key facts

Bitcoin price fell below $68,000, reaching its lowest level in two months.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced outflows totaling $3.45 billion.
Leveraged traders faced $742 million in liquidations, predominantly from bullish positions.

Price Impact

Since event start

BTCUSD+0.41%