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The crypto market had a really tough day on Friday. Prices dropped fast, and it triggered a huge wave of selling across almost every major coin. Bitcoin fell below $83,000, and Ethereum slid under $2,800. Once the market broke down, things moved quickly almost $2 billion worth of positions were wiped out in minutes. It left traders shocked and nervous, and you could feel the pressure across the entire market. Heavy Liquidations Hit Traders Hard More than 390,000 trading accounts were liquidated during the drop. One massive order stood out, a single $37 million BTCUSD order on Hyper. liquid showing just how intense the selling became. Bitcoin took most of the damage, with around $962 million in $BTC positions liquidated in just one day. Most of these were long positions, meaning many traders were betting on higher prices and got caught off guard. Longs Took the Biggest Losses Across the whole market, long liquidations hit $1.78 billion, while short liquidations were much smaller at about $130 million. The big shock came after a strong U.S. jobs report, which killed hopes for a possible December rate cut. Right after that news dropped, around $450 million in positions were liquidated in just two hours. It looks like the macro news triggered a chain reaction in traders’ risk systems. Options Expiry Added Even More Pressure The market was already shaky, and things got worse because more than $4.2 billion in crypto options were set to expire that same day. Over 39,000 BTC options, worth around $3.4 billion, were closing. The long-term put-to-call ratio was 0.52, but heavy put buying the day before pushed the 24-hour ratio to 1.36, a clear sign that traders were suddenly looking for protection. The max pain level for $BTC options was near $98,000, far above where Bitcoin was actually trading. Ethereum was under pressure too, with more than 185,000 ETH contracts (worth about $525 million) set to expire. ETH’s put-call ratio jumped from 0.72 to 1.01, and its max pain was around $3,200, again well above spot prices. Altcoins Dropped Along With the Giants The selling didn’t stop at Bitcoin and Ethereum. Solana dropped around 11% to about $126, while XRP fell more than 8% to roughly $1.91. Other popular coins like ASTEr, HYPe, DOGE, and ZEc also took big hits. The whole move showed that this wasn’t a small correction. it was a market-wide shake-up that touched every corner of crypto.

Over $2B in liquidations got wiped earlier today, with $BTC and $ETH losing open interest almost instantly. Yet in the chaos, Bitget’s Onchain trading has been my safe lane. I jumped into Phase 28 of the Bitget Onchain Challenge, and it’s basically become my holiday funding plan: daily onchain tasks → steady BGB → Thanksgiving and Christmas already looking covered. Whether I’m stacking more $BTC or rotating into tokens like ASTER, every move racks up rewards. The challenge turns my trading flow into a simple, consistent savings cycle — making the holiday season smoother and way more flexible, all thanks to Bitget. $WLFI $2Z

What if the $ASTER chart repeats the $PUMP chart and we are now in this red circle ATH above point 3 and target at point 4

$ASTER Long Entry – 1.23 I’m taking a long on $ASTER at the current price of 1.23 My upside targets are: - 1.25 - 1.27 - 1.30 - 1.34 - 1.40 Will update as the trade progresses. As always, trade responsibly and only risk what you can afford to lose. 🚀

$BTC Recent market volatility has led to a noticeable shift in trader behavior. With limited visibility on major assets, activity is rotating toward lower-cap tokens that continue to generate intraday movement. Within this environment, the tokens selected for Bitget’s Onchain Challenge Phase 28 KOGE, USELESS, ASTER, and MET — are capturing an increasing share of short-term flow. These assets are not benefiting from a broader upward trend, but from their ability to produce rapid price swings even as the overall market remains unsettled. Current conditions favor strategies built around micro-volatility rather than directional conviction. The challenge structure allows users to accumulate $BGB rewards through trading volume, providing a measurable offset at a time when clear market trends are limited. In this phase, attention naturally shifts toward areas where onchain activity remains concentrated. This segment continues to provide one of the few real-time indicators of trader rotation, and Bitget will monitor these patterns as it refines future program phases.