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RIP:🇺🇦 Ukrainian crypto influencer Kostya Kudo has reportedly died by suicide following the recent market crash.💔 He lost almost $30M Dollars #TrumpTariffs
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Crypto Crush and Liquidation Shock Crypto market recently faced one of its biggest downturns of 2025, sending shockwaves across exchanges and DeFi platforms. Within 24 hours, over $1.7 billion worth of leveraged positions were liquidated, triggering a massive wave of forced selling and rapid price declines. More than 400,000 traders saw their positions wiped out, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the bloodbath. Bitcoin dropped nearly 2.5%, while Ethereum plunged by around 6%, followed by double-digit losses in altcoins. The “$1.7 billion liquidations” figure refers only to forced leveraged position liquidations — that is, how much traders lost when their margin trades were automatically closed on exchanges like Binance, OKX, and Bybit. This number comes from tracking platforms such as Coinglass or The Block, which only record futures and derivatives liquidations, not total market value losses. # 🔹 $1.7B = direct trader liquidations (forced closeouts) 🔹 $20B+ = total liquidity or capital drain from the crypto market Most of these liquidations came from long positions, showing how bullish traders were caught in a sudden reversal. As prices fell, margin calls and forced liquidations triggered a domino effect — each liquidation pushed prices lower, causing even more positions to be automatically closed. This long squeeze created a self-reinforcing spiral, draining liquidity and confidence across the market. Weak market depth magnified the impact. Many liquidity providers pulled back, leaving thin order books and widening spreads. Decentralized lending protocols also faced on-chain liquidations as collateral values dropped sharply. The result was a market-wide liquidity shock, where sellers vastly outnumbered buyers, and even small trades moved prices significantly. The overall effect was a system-wide liquidity vacuum, where both market-making capacity and trading depth collapsed. Without sufficient liquidity buffers, even moderate sell pressure could lead to exaggerated price swings, reinforcing the fragile state of the crypto market
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