短短六周，币圈“蒸发”了1.2万亿美元

Group 1 - The current sell-off in the cryptocurrency market began due to concerns over high valuations of tech stocks and the direction of U.S. interest rate policies [1][2] - Bitcoin's price has dropped over 28% from its peak on October 6, reaching its lowest level since April, completely erasing its gains for the year [2] - The total market capitalization of over 18,000 cryptocurrencies has decreased by 25% during this period, with high-risk small-cap tokens suffering the most [1][5] Group 2 - Concerns regarding whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December have intensified market fears, as lower rates typically enhance the appeal of cryptocurrencies and other risk assets [4] - The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a severe adjustment, with total market capitalization plummeting by over $1.2 trillion in the past six weeks [5] - The next support level for Bitcoin is projected to be $75,000, which could be reached if market volatility remains high [6] Group 3 - The market crash on October 10 marked a turning point in the current decline, with $20 billion in cryptocurrency leverage positions being liquidated, the largest single-day liquidation on record [7] - Investors in the cryptocurrency market are known for their love of leverage, often taking excessive risks, believing that the situation will be different this time [8] - The MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Small Cap Index has fallen to its lowest level since November 2020, indicating a sharp decline in investor risk appetite for speculative assets [10] Group 4 - Among the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, six have seen declines exceeding 40% this year, with Dogecoin, Sui, and Avalanche each dropping around 50% [10] - Over the past five years, the small-cap coin index has decreased by nearly 8%, while the large-cap coin index has surged approximately 380% [10] - The current market conditions are described as the "continuation of the October liquidation event," with larger positions and deeper leverage requiring longer liquidation times [8]