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Bitcoin slides to $84,000 in 20 minutes, derivatives market shaken
Bitcoin slid about $1,750 in just 20 minutes to the $84,000 level. On Oct. 7, it fell about 2% from $85,317.95 to as low as $83,551 before recovering back above $84,000, and was still up 0.8% over the past week. The drop pushed it toward the bottom of its recent weekly range. In derivatives trading, long-position liquidations far exceeded shorts, while open interest increased.
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Ethereum market cap dominance slumps as DeFi cools, ETF outflows weigh
Ethereum fell below $2,000 for the first time since early 2025, and its market-cap dominance slipped to 9.43% as bitcoin’s rose to 57.7%. Derivatives markets saw heavier liquidations and rising open interest. DeFi activity weakened, with fees at record lows and assets locked in Ethereum-based DeFi protocols down to $41.78 billion from above $91.0 billion in August 2025. ETF outflows also returned.
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Ethereum stuck near $2,300 as retail selling weighs despite whale accumulation
Ethereum is trading above the $2,300 level but has struggled to break higher as selling pressure from retail investors persists. While whales and companies such as BitMine continue to accumulate, retail investors are exiting through Binance, limiting upside. Market sentiment remains neutral and price has moved in a narrow range. Sell walls have formed above $2,330, while support is seen near $2,200. Open interest has declined, and Ethereum’s market share has slipped.
