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BTC Dominance is at 59.05, slightly down by 0.06. Dominance means how much of the total crypto market value belongs to bitcoin. Think of the entire crypto market as 100 rupees and bitcoin currently holds around 59 rupees. This number is calculated by dividing bitcoin’s market cap by the total market cap. When dominance rises, money flows from altcoins toward bitcoin; when dominance falls, investors shift toward altcoins. The total crypto market cap is at 2.85 trillion dollars, down 0.66 percent, meaning the overall market is slightly cooling. Altcoin market cap is at 1.17 trillion, down 0.57 percent, showing altcoins are also under mild pressure. These two numbers together tell us whether the whole market is heating up or cooling down. Looking at main coins, BTC is at 84,495 dollars down 0.20 percent, ETH is at 2,745 down 0.20, SOL at 127 down 1.49, BNB at 829 down 1.02, XRP at 1.94 down 0.50, and DOGE at 0.14 down 1.98. This shows both major coins and altcoins are experiencing light selling pressure today

#Dogecoin Drops to $0.14 as #Bitcoin Selloff Triggers $700M $DOGE Whale Exit DOGE price falls 5.9% to $0.14 amid #Bitcoin's retreat below $90,000, with massive whale outflows of $700 million intensifying selling pressure across the meme coin sector.

Crypto Crash: Everything Is Bleeding At Once The entire risk market is in “risk off” mode. $Bitcoin is trading around $82,000–83,000, total crypto market cap has dropped sharply toward $2.8 trillion, and even the SPX500 is rolling over. On the heatmap of the top coins, almost every crypto is flashing red. Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, BNB, Solana, Dogecoin, Cardano and Hyper liquid are all down markedly over the past week, with only the stablecoins holding their peg. This is not just “a Bitcoin dip” – it’s a broad deleveraging event where: Crypto market cap is breaking below a key support zone Bitcoin is testing a crucial support band around $80,000 SPX500 is under pressure, signalling global risk aversion Let’s break down the charts and then look at each major coin. Crypto Total Market Cap: Support Break With Oversold Signals On the total market cap chart, the market recently traded around $3.16T and is now sitting closer to $2.81T. That old $3.1–3.2T area acted as a horizontal support zone – and price clearly broke below it. Key takeaways from the total market cap chart: Clean breakdown: The move below the green support line confirms a loss of bullish momentum across the whole market, not just BTC. Momentum washed out: The Stochastic RSI at the bottom is deep in the oversold region, signalling that the short-term move is already stretched. Liquidity exit: This kind of vertical drop usually means forced liquidations, de-risking from funds and leverage getting flushed out. Translation: the trend is currently down, but the market is already moving into a zone where short-term bounces become more likely – even if the larger correction isn’t finished yet. SPX500: Macro Risk-Off Is Hitting Crypto The SPX500 chart (US equities benchmark) is also under pressure. While still relatively high compared to earlier in the year, it shows: Failure to push to fresh highs A visible pullback from resistance, with red candles clustering A clear sign that traditional markets are also taking risk off the table When stocks and crypto fall together, it usually means the driver is macro fear, not just crypto-specific news: Uncertainty around interest rates and inflation Job market data and growth concerns Geopolitical noise pushing investors into cash or safe havens So this current crypto crash is macro-aligned: traders are pulling back from all risk assets, not just Bitcoin. Bitcoin ($BTC ): Testing the $80K Lifeline On the BTCUSD 2h chart, price has broken down from the previous range and is trading around $82,000+. I marked two major levels: $94,200 – prior range support / resistance, now a strong ceiling above $80,000 – a key horizontal support and psychological level What the BTC chart is telling us: The drop from the mid-90Ks to the low-80Ks is sharp and impulsive, not a slow drift. Stochastic RSI is stuck in oversold territory, so the selling pressure has been extreme in a short period. As long as BTC stays above $80K, this can still be classified as a deep correction inside a larger bull cycle. If $80K breaks with volume, the next downside zones to watch (on higher timeframes) would be somewhere in the mid-70K or even 70K–75K region. For now, though, the market is clearly treating $80K as the last major line of defence. Ethereum ($ETH ): High-Beta Bleed ETH is trading around $2,695, with: 24h: roughly -10% 7d: around -15% Ethereum is behaving like a high-beta clone of Bitcoin: When BTC falls 10–15%, ETH often falls slightly more in percentage terms. The leverage in ETH DeFi and perpetuals amplifies those moves. As long as BTC is stuck below $94K and flirting with $80K, it’s hard for ETH to decouple. Expect ETH to remain weak but reactive: sharp intraday bounces are possible, but the dominant path is still dictated by Bitcoin. $XRP : Outperformer On The Way Down XRP is trading around $1.91, with: 24h: about -9.5% 7d: around -16% XRP’s move is slightly worse than BTC in % terms, but still within a normal altcoin reaction band: It tends to lag on the way up and catch up on the way down. The current drop shows that even large-cap alts with strong communities are not safe when BTC unwinds. If BTC pierces $80K convincingly, XRP could easily retest lower psychological levels (e.g. the $1.50–$1.70 band), even if its long-term structure remains intact. BNB: Still Relatively Resilient BNB trades near $821, showing: 24h: about -9% 7d: around -10% Compared to some other majors, BNB is holding up relatively well: The coin often shows lower volatility because a large share is held by long-term users and the exchange ecosystem. Still, the direction is clearly down – BNB is following the market, not fighting it. If the crash deepens, BNB may continue to outperform in relative terms, but that still means red candles, just fewer and slightly smaller than high-beta alts. Solana (SOL): Momentum Coin Losing Steam SOL is trading around $126.64, with: 24h: roughly -11% 7d: about -10% Solana has been one of the highest-beta layer-1s in this cycle, so it’s no surprise to see: Fast liquidations once sentiment flips Sharp intraday swings in both directions The current crash is mainly macro + BTC-driven, not Solana-specific, but because SOL attracted a lot of speculative capital, it’s now seeing outsized selling. If BTC holds $80K, SOL can bounce relatively aggressively. If not, a deeper retest of the $100 psychological zone would not be surprising. Cardano (ADA): Deep Weekly Drawdown ADA trades near $0.4076, with: 24h: around -12–13% 7d: roughly -21% Cardano’s move is similar to DOGE: The weekly drawdown above 20% shows significant altcoin capitulation. Long-term believers may see this as an accumulation zone, but from a pure trend perspective, ADA is decisively bearish in the short term. As usual, ADA tends to move in slow, extended cycles. A recovery here will likely depend heavily on Bitcoin and macro sentiment, not just on Cardano news. So… What’s Next For Crypto And Stocks? Right now, the picture looks like this: $BTC is testing a key support region around $80K. Total market cap has broken below a major support near $3.1T and is hovering around $2.8T. SPX500 is also weakening, confirming that macro risk-off is in play. Most majors are down 10–20% over 7 days, with meme coins and high-beta alts hit hardest. Possible scenarios: Short-Term Relief Rally (If $80K Holds) Oversold Stoch RSI on BTC and total market cap supports the idea of a bounce. BTC could reclaim parts of the drop and retest the $90K–94K zone. Alts like SOL, DOGE, ADA and HYPE might see short, aggressive bounces. Deeper Correction (If $80K Breaks) A decisive close below $80K could open the door to mid-70K or even 70K–75K. Altcoins could suffer another 10–20% drawdown, especially the speculative ones. Market cap might slide further below $2.8T, extending the correction phase. Macro Drives The Narrative If SPX500 stabilises and macro data eases fears, risk assets could recover together. If macro worsens (recession fears, tighter policy, bad data), the risk-off environment may persist longer and cap any crypto bounce. For traders and investors, this is one of those phases where position sizing and risk management matter more than predictions. Crashes create opportunities, but only if you survive them with capital intact.

The crypto market had a really tough day on Friday. Prices dropped fast, and it triggered a huge wave of selling across almost every major coin. Bitcoin fell below $83,000, and Ethereum slid under $2,800. Once the market broke down, things moved quickly almost $2 billion worth of positions were wiped out in minutes. It left traders shocked and nervous, and you could feel the pressure across the entire market. Heavy Liquidations Hit Traders Hard More than 390,000 trading accounts were liquidated during the drop. One massive order stood out, a single $37 million BTCUSD order on Hyper. liquid showing just how intense the selling became. Bitcoin took most of the damage, with around $962 million in $BTC positions liquidated in just one day. Most of these were long positions, meaning many traders were betting on higher prices and got caught off guard. Longs Took the Biggest Losses Across the whole market, long liquidations hit $1.78 billion, while short liquidations were much smaller at about $130 million. The big shock came after a strong U.S. jobs report, which killed hopes for a possible December rate cut. Right after that news dropped, around $450 million in positions were liquidated in just two hours. It looks like the macro news triggered a chain reaction in traders’ risk systems. Options Expiry Added Even More Pressure The market was already shaky, and things got worse because more than $4.2 billion in crypto options were set to expire that same day. Over 39,000 BTC options, worth around $3.4 billion, were closing. The long-term put-to-call ratio was 0.52, but heavy put buying the day before pushed the 24-hour ratio to 1.36, a clear sign that traders were suddenly looking for protection. The max pain level for $BTC options was near $98,000, far above where Bitcoin was actually trading. Ethereum was under pressure too, with more than 185,000 ETH contracts (worth about $525 million) set to expire. ETH’s put-call ratio jumped from 0.72 to 1.01, and its max pain was around $3,200, again well above spot prices. Altcoins Dropped Along With the Giants The selling didn’t stop at Bitcoin and Ethereum. Solana dropped around 11% to about $126, while XRP fell more than 8% to roughly $1.91. Other popular coins like ASTEr, HYPe, DOGE, and ZEc also took big hits. The whole move showed that this wasn’t a small correction. it was a market-wide shake-up that touched every corner of crypto.