加密货币市场11月“开门黑” 以太坊一度跌近9% 全网爆仓金额逾12亿美元

Group 1 - The cryptocurrency market started poorly in November, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing significant declines, leading to large-scale liquidations and renewed pressure on market confidence [1] - Bitcoin's price fell over 3% on Monday, briefly dropping from $108,000 to $105,000, breaking below the 200-day moving average, raising concerns about the critical support level below $100,000 [1] - Approximately 400,000 Bitcoins (about 2% of circulating supply) were sold in October, indicating selling pressure primarily from long-term holders, yet the price did not experience a deeper pullback, suggesting some demand support remains [1] Group 2 - Ethereum's decline was more severe, with an intraday drop of nearly 9%, falling below the critical support level of $3,600, and a cumulative decline of about 25% since the August peak of $4,885 [2] - The perpetual contract funding rate has weakened since mid-October, with several exchanges turning negative, indicating that short sellers are paying to hold positions, reflecting a growing bearish sentiment in the market [2] - A recent security incident involving the decentralized finance protocol Balancer, which suffered a hack with potential losses exceeding $100 million, has further impacted investor sentiment [2] Group 3 - Data from Coinglass shows that over the past 24 hours, 319,433 positions were liquidated, amounting to over $1.2 billion, with more than 90% of liquidations being long positions, totaling $1.1 billion [3] - During a one-hour period of sharp declines in Bitcoin and Ethereum, the total liquidation amount exceeded $100 million [3]