The crypto market crash is leaving serious damage behind. In the past 24 hours, 151,343 traders were wiped out. Total liquidations hit $1.09 billion. The biggest single wipe-out was a $38.05 million BTC-USD position on Hyperliquid.
Long traders took the hardest beating. Long liquidations reached $846.83M over 24 hours. Short liquidations came in at $243.80M.
ETH led the liquidation heatmap at $857.76K. Bitcoin followed closely at $836.46K. SLX was hit for $293.54K, and SOL dropped $187.57K.
The 12-hour window shows $285.73M total liquidations. Longs lost $174.21M, and shorts lost $111.51M in that same window. The 4-hour data shows $40.67M total, with short liquidations accounting for $32.28M.
The 1-hour snapshot shows $4.00M in total rekt. Longs lost $2.90M, and shorts lost $1.11M. This pattern suggests multiple waves of pressure hit both sides.
As per Deribit Derivatives data, BTC options expiring June 27, 2026, show a Put/Call ratio of 1.64. Put open interest stands at 4,113.9 contracts vs 2,513.7 for calls. Total open interest is 6,627.6 contracts with a notional value of $398.25 million.
Max Pain is pinned at $61,000. Heavy put concentration clusters between $55,000 and $58,000. The $58,000 strike alone carries a massive put wall.
In the last 24 hours, BTC put volume was 40,155 vs call volume of 32,062. The 24-hour ratio comes in at 1.25. More puts than calls means the market is paying for downside protection.
Crypto analyst EGRAG CRYPTO shared a macro cycle warning. On the 2-week Bitcoin chart, the 13-week MA has crossed below the 33-week MA. Historically, this bearish cross has opened the cycle-bottom window in every major bear market.
BTC is currently trading at $61,114.86. The 2-week candle printed a high of $65,548.03 and a low of $59,041.30. The candle is down 3.35%.
The analyst maps three key downside targets. Fib 1.272 sits at $47K. Fib 1.414 is at $43K. The deepest historical target, Fib 1.618, is at $37K. Past cycle bottoms at points A, B, and C all hit either the 1.414 or 1.618 Fibonacci extension level.
A 2-week close above $74,000 would challenge this bearish roadmap. Below that level, the bottom window stays active. The analyst is calling this a 10-bar, 140-day window for the current cycle.
As per Deribit Derivatives data, ETH options for June 27 paint a bearish picture. Put open interest is 28,004 vs 15,603 for calls. The Put/Call ratio is 1.79. Max Pain is $1,600. A massive put wall clusters at the $1,500 strike.
Total ETH options notional value is $68.04 million. In the last 24 hours, ETH put volume hit 145,284 vs call volume of 108,552. The 24-hour Put/Call ratio is 1.34.
ETH is trading inside a critical volume zone between $1,584 and $1,683. Nearly 4 million ETH tokens have traded hands inside this range.
Holding this zone opens targets at $1,980 and $2,079. Losing it risks a slide to $1,237 or $1,089. Analysts note that if Bitcoin falls to $54,000, ETH could push toward $1,200.
The 2022 bear market low is the extreme downside reference. On the flip side, a macro recovery scenario puts ETH at $5,000.
Analyst EGRAG CRYPTO also posted an XRP chart with a Tick-Tock label. The chart maps key levels at $1.05, $1.09, $1.11, $1.19, and $1.26.
The analyst said the setup was there, the signal was there, and the window was open. A specific candle on the chart was labeled as the trigger point.
The XRP setup sits inside a defined trading range. Bulls need a hold above $1.09 to keep the upside case alive. A break below $1.05 could extend the current XRP crash.
Signs are stacking up across every chart. BTC options lean bearish. ETH is on a knife-edge support zone. Liquidations keep printing. The macro 2W MA cross is flashing.
BTC above $74K changes the thesis entirely. Below that level, $47K is the first stop, and $37K is the tail risk. For ETH, $1,584 is the line in the sand.
This is not a time for guessing. Watch the 2-week Bitcoin candle close. That single close will either confirm or cancel the bearish cycle-bottom setup.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing here constitutes financial, investment, or trading advice. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and carry a significant risk of capital loss. Consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions.


