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Friday’s flash crash was largely influenced by a cascade of leveraged liquidations. Will large moves like this be the new norm? https://t.co/QDYgE6ZyEl ...

Core Insights - A wave of leveraged long liquidations has highlighted Bitcoin's (BTC) sensitivity to equity markets, driven by escalating U.S.-China trade tensions [1] - A significant flash crash in crypto markets resulted in a loss of over $500 billion in value and nearly $20 billion in liquidations across derivatives platforms [2] - Bitcoin's price experienced a sharp decline of up to 13% within an hour, reaching a low near $102,000 before recovering [2] - Despite the volatility, ETF inflows have remained strong, indicating resilience among newer, less leveraged investors [2] - Citigroup maintains its 12-month price targets of $181,000 for BTC and $5,400 for ETH, with year-end forecasts of $133,000 and $4,500 respectively [3] - Sustained ETF flows are seen as supportive for the base case, while potential equity market weakness poses risks to the outlook [3]

QCP Capital noted that after over $1.7B in leveraged liquidations, crypto markets have stabilized with funds rotating back into BTC as dominance rose to 57% and ETH fell to 12%. With October historically BTC’s strongest month and strong demand for 120k–125k calls, Powell’s remarks and Core PCE data this week could provide a catalyst for a Q4 breakout.https://t.co/7UaszYqhuU ...

Analysts flag further downside risk as crypto market retreat triggers $900 million in leveraged liquidations https://t.co/RAWjebSMJl ...