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Home/News/Nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations as bitcoin's dip below $60,000 triggers violent two-way volatility
CoinDesk·22h ago·negative

Nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations as bitcoin's dip below $60,000 triggers violent two-way volatility

Nearly $1 billion in crypto futures were liquidated in 24 hours as bitcoin dipped below $60,000. Funding rates turned negative, signaling traders are betting on further downside. Bitcoin bounced to $61,000 but bearish positioning remains entrenched across major tokens.

  • Nearly $1 billion in crypto futures positions were liquidated across centralized exchanges within 24 hours
  • Bitcoin's annualized funding rates flipped negative, meaning traders are paying a premium for short positions
  • BTC futures open interest jumped to 763K BTC, the highest since June 4, as new money entered the market
  • Cumulative volume delta (CVD) stayed negative for a third straight day, showing bears leading price action
  • Ether's implied volatility remains 10 points higher than bitcoin's, signaling greater uncertainty around ETH
marketImpact 6/10
Why our editor rated this negative

Massive liquidations, negative funding rates, and persistent bearish positioning point to continued downside pressure. However, the relief bounce and pullback in implied volatility suggest the market is not in freefall.

Read the full story at CoinDesk

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Last updated 26 Jun 2026

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