#美联储降息 The Federal Reserve announced the interest rate decision and Chairman's speech in the early morning, and the crypto market responded with a decline. In just 24 hours, the long contract liquidations reached $458 million, with $BTC bearing the brunt.



Everyone has seen this routine countless times—the good news gets realized and then crashes the market. Currently, the entire market is still struggling in a downtrend, with no signs of a rebound. $SOL and $ETH are also not immune. If this momentum continues, Bitcoin is very likely to fall below the 90,000 mark again.

In the short term, market sentiment remains weak, and longs have suffered heavy losses during this adjustment.
BTC-3.88%
SOL-4%
ETH-6.28%
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just_here_for_vibesvip
· 12-14 03:00
Here we go again with this routine? Cutting interest rates and the market crashes—truly unbelievable --- 45.8 million liquidations, can 90,000 hold this time... --- Good news = market crash, bad news also = market crash, I really can't understand it --- No signs of a rebound at all, this is the most heartbreaking part --- SOL and ETH are both lying flat, what else can we do --- It's always like this—taking profits and then crashing, so tired of it --- The bulls sacrificed themselves again today, how much did this wave cost us
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governance_ghostvip
· 12-11 03:30
It's the same old story. Good news ends up causing a sell-off—laughable, I've seen it too many times. The liquidation of 458 million is really outrageous; the bulls are taking a huge loss this time. Will the 90,000 break or not? It's a bit uncertain.
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GateUser-3824aa38vip
· 12-11 03:30
Rate cuts are good news, but the market is crashing instead? I'm really tired of this trick --- 45.8 million liquidation, long positions are being wiped out again --- If the 90,000 integer level is broken again, I'll just completely give up --- The key is that there's no sign of a rebound now, and that's the most terrifying part --- The Fed's move is really clever—good news causes a sell-off, bad news causes a sell-off, retail investors can't win
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PriceOracleFairyvip
· 12-11 03:29
ngl the 4.58B liquidation cascade screams oracle manipulation vibes... fed cuts always expose the weak hands, it's textbook market entropy redistribution fr
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PanicSellervip
· 12-11 03:29
Coming with this again? Lowering interest rates actually causes a sell-off. The bulls are really suffering, I feel for them with 458 million in liquidation. BTC, we've seen this kind of thing too many times. The good news is the bad news—it's just as it is now. If the trend drops below 90,000 again, I’ll just laugh. It's pure leek-cutting script.
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GateUser-7b078580vip
· 12-11 03:05
The data shows another "positive sell-off," and the hourly statistics have revealed a pattern. Wait a bit longer; the historic lows are definitely still ahead. Although, this mechanism is really unreasonable; miners are taking too much. After observing the liquidation scale break 400 million, the probability of a rebound drops straight down... Be patient. $458 million in liquidations? Not surprising, this is the destiny of the entire system. Good news rebound? We've been used to it; isn't this just an unreasonable mechanism eating people?
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