Crypto |
BTC |
ETH |
Weekly High |
$ 126,080 |
$ 4,748 |
Weekly Low |
$ 109,883 |
$ 3,687 |
Last Friday the cryptocurrency market experienced one of its most dramatic liquidations in history, erasing over $890 billion in total market capitalization.As of October 11, 2025, the global market cap stands at $3.75 trillion, down sharply from recent peaks above $4.6 trillion. Trading volume surged to $525 billion, up 168%, reflecting panic selling and forced liquidations totaling $9.4 billion—the highest single-day figure on record, surpassing the 2022 FTX collapse and the 2020 COVID crash. Bitcoin's dominance rose to 59.63%, signaling a flight to safety amid altcoin carnage.The trigger was U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports, escalating trade tensions. Despite the rout, signs of stabilization emerged. BTC held key support at $110,000-$111,000, and implied volatility peaked before easing, suggesting exhausted sellers.
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The crypto market underwent a sharp pullback late Friday with a massive liquidation cascade sparked by President Donald Trump's announcement of new import tariffs targeting China and other nations. This fueled a broad risk-off sentiment across asset classes. Front-end implied volatility surged alongside realized volatility. BTC's put skew shifted positive across the entire term structure, signaling heightened downside protection. ETH's put skew turned positive in the near term, while maintaining a bullish outlook in the mid-to-long term.
The major indexes fell sharply for the week with the rising trade tensions: the DJIA lost 2.7%, the S&P 500 -2.4%, and the Nasdaq -2.5%. The Chinese stocks closed mixed for a holiday-shortened week: the Shanghai Composite Index added +0.37%, the CSI 300 lost 0.51% and the Hang Seng index fell 3.13%.
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