BTC once dropped below 96,000, Ethereum struggled to hold 3,300 USD, over 190,000 people got liquidated for 500 million USD

BTC experienced a significant pullback last night, with the lowest point reaching $95,745 around midnight. In the past 24 hours, the entire network has been liquidated for nearly $500 million, with over 190,000 people liquidated. (Background: Michael Saylor initiated a vote to break $100,000 at the end of the year for BTC: over 85% agreed, implying that MicroStrategy will increase the position again) (Background: MicroStrategy bond interpretation: Is it safe for MicroStrategy to be crazy about increasing BTC positions?) After reaching a historical high of $99,588 over the weekend, BTC began to oscillate downward yesterday evening, starting with a significant pullback from $98,500 and reaching a low of $95,745 around midnight. However, there has been a rebound before deadline, currently reporting $97,559, down 1.04% in the past 24 hours. In terms of Ethereum, the recent strong performance seems to have slowed down, with the lowest point reaching $3,281 last night. Before deadline, it was temporarily reported at $3,330, down 2.84% in the past 24 hours. In the downward trend of BTC, according to Coinglass data, in the past 24 hours, the total amount of cryptocurrency liquidation on the network reached $495 million, with long orders liquidated at $364 million and short orders liquidated at $131 million, affecting over 193,000 people. Related reports: How did MicroStrategy succeed? Bloomberg: BTC holdings surpass IBM, Nike and other asset reserves, with a stock price increase of 20 times in five years. BTC’s big pump reached a new high of 10%, breaking through $89,000! MicroStrategy increases its position again with 27,000 BTC, causing the stock price to soar. BTC broke through $79,700 and knocked on the door of $80,000! MicroStrategy’s BTC floating profit has exceeded 10 billion yuan. (Kill) BTC once fell below $96,000, and Ethereum held on to $3,300, with over 190,000 people being liquidated for $500 million.