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Market Overview - The cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant downturn, with over 270,000 liquidations occurring, totaling nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions being forcibly closed [1][6]. - Bitcoin's price dropped sharply, reaching a low of $83,786, marking a cumulative decline of nearly 30% since early October [1]. - As of December 2, Bitcoin was priced at $86,378, reflecting a 5% decrease [1]. Price Movements - Ethereum also showed weakness, with its price falling below $2,800, down 6.36% in a single day [3]. - Other cryptocurrencies such as XRP, BNB, and Solana also saw declines exceeding 6% [5]. - The latest prices and performance metrics for major cryptocurrencies are as follows: - Bitcoin (BTC): $86,505, down 4.57% [6] - Ethereum (ETH): $2,807.12, down 6.46% [6] - XRP: $2.0300, down 6.08% [6] - BNB: $829.74, down 5.83% [6] - Solana (SOL): $127.02, down 6.03% [6] Liquidation Data - In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount reached $9.85 billion, with $8.7 billion from long positions and $1.1 billion from short positions [6][7]. - Breakdown of liquidations over different time frames includes: - 1-hour: $19.2 million total, with $16.35 million from long positions [7] - 4-hour: $44.76 million total, with $13.38 million from long positions [7] - 12-hour: $410 million total, with $330 million from long positions [7] - 24-hour: $9.9 billion total, with $8.7 billion from long positions [7] Regulatory Developments - The Japanese government is planning to adjust the taxation on cryptocurrency trading, proposing a unified tax rate of 20%, down from a maximum of 55% [8]. - This policy aims to enhance investor protection while stimulating market activity, expected to be implemented after 2027 [8]. Market Sentiment and Analysis - Analysts are discussing the relative valuation of Bitcoin against gold, suggesting that the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio may decline from 20 times to around 13 times, indicating potential pressure on Bitcoin's price [8][9]. - Concerns have been raised regarding low inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and a lack of buyers at lower price points, which may continue to negatively impact market structure [9]. - The next key support level for Bitcoin is identified at $80,000, as market volatility remains a concern [9].