On Oct 10, 2025 BTCUSD flash crash wiped out about $19B in leveraged positions; data into early 2026 show market structure and liquidity remained below pre-crash norms.
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BTCUSD open interest rose to $24.2B, a five-week high. Perpetual futures funding stayed deeply negative as traders accumulated leveraged short positions, signaling crowded short exposure.
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BTCUSD futures: speculators net-long, commercial traders net-short — a positioning mix similar to pre-2023 breakout, implying higher volatility risk for Bitcoin trading.
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Weekly chart: BTCUSD shows a 2022-like macro fractal. Current price ~72,756. Model projects peak near $126,000 in Oct 2025 and possible drop to $40,000–$50,000.
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Cowen finds three on-chain trough signals absent for BTCUSD: supply profit/loss crossover, MVRV Z-score below zero, and trade below realized (~$54,000) and balance (~$39,000) prices.
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Bullish MACD crossovers have appeared near past BTCUSD lows. If pattern repeats, Bitcoin could fall below $60,000 or toward $50,000 depending on follow‑through.
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Coinbase Premium turned positive, signaling stronger U.S. demand versus global buyers. Historically this has aligned with BTCUSD strength and coincided with Bitcoin trading above $73,000.
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Pseudonymous analyst on X says a 23-month pattern marked BTCUSD bear lows in 2014, 2018, 2022 and forecasts a 2026 bottom with a subsequent expansion phase.
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source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:9f0350b904e0c:0-key-facts-btc-19b-oct-10-crash-oi-24-2b-peak-126k-risk-40-60k/

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