Bitcoin (BTC) just surged past $91,000, bouncing back from a drop below $84,000 — marking its biggest one-day gain since May 2025, driven by massive short-position liquidations.
At the same time, a broader crypto sell-off wiped out ~$637 million in leveraged positions (≈$200 M in BTC), reflecting growing risk-off sentiment as macro headwinds weigh.
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Bitcoin (BTC) just surged past $91,000, bouncing back from a drop below $84,000 — marking its biggest one-day gain since May 2025, driven by massive short-position liquidations.
At the same time, a broader crypto sell-off wiped out ~$637 million in leveraged positions (≈$200 M in BTC), reflecting growing risk-off sentiment as macro headwinds weigh.
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