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Bitcoin pulls back to 77,770 dollars amid 386 million dollars in market liquidations
Crypto assets faced renewed volatility as macroeconomic inflation concerns and ETF outflows triggered widespread leveraged liquidations.
Bitcoin experienced heightened volatility on September 9, falling 2.49% from an intraday peak of $79,760 to $77,770 over a 14-hour period. The drop resulted in nearly $386.58 million in forced liquidations across the market, consisting of $269.96 million in long positions and $116.62 million in shorts.
Selling pressure was accompanied by slowing institutional demand and profit-taking by long-term holders. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $166.8 million in net outflows over two consecutive trading sessions, according to Farside Investors data. Macroeconomic factors also contributed to the pullback, with higher oil prices stoking inflation concerns and pushing the market-implied probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike to 60.2%.
Despite the correction, Bitcoin held above its $77,000 support level. The four-hour chart structure remains technically bullish unless the asset falls below $76,264, with liquidation heatmaps highlighting notable liquidity concentrations at $77.4k to the downside and overhead clusters at $79.7k, $80.5k, and $82k.
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