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A sudden cold wave sweeps through the cryptocurrency market, leading to the most severe crash of 2026. BTC loses the $75,500 mark, hitting a new low since April 2025, down by 30% from last October's peak. ETH plunges to $2,250, and altcoins are in despair. 430,000 traders face liquidation, with $2.6 billion in funds evaporating, and a single day sees a $100 billion market cap vanish. Amid the wails of zeroed-out accounts, panic selling sweeps the market, leaving only devastation in what was once a hot trading scene.
This crash didn't happen overnight; it is as the saying goes, 'When the rivers flow east to the sea, when will they return west?' Five major factors resonate and overlap, causing this liquidity collapse crisis. The Fed's hawkish stance suddenly emerges, and the expectation of Waller's appointment shatters the dovish fantasy. High interest rates and strict regulations freeze market funds; the aftereffects of the flash crash on 1011 linger, severely injuring market makers, with market liquidity as thin as a cicada's wing. The geopolitical black swan of the US-Iran situation strikes, completely collapsing the narrative of cryptocurrency as a 'digital safe haven,' with funds rushing into the US dollar and treasury bonds. Bitcoin ETFs shift from being boosters to reverse pulls, institutional funds accelerate their withdrawal, and under the reassessed opportunity costs, the crypto market loses support again. The epic crash of precious metals triggers a cross-market chain reaction, completely breaching the confidence barrier.