Bitcoin ETFs posted $484.9 million in net outflows, while Ether ETFs recorded $160.9 million. Ether funds have now seen seven consecutive sessions of net outflows.
BlackRock's IBIT led withdrawals at $208 million, followed by Fidelity's FBTC at $105 million.
Binance perpetuals showed a $326,500 sell-side advantage, while Hyperliquid recorded a $6.6823 million buy-side advantage.
The position was liquidated at $82,283 on Binance's BTC perpetual futures market on Oct. 8 at 1:20 p.m. ET.
Total Bitcoin liquidations reached $25.77 million as the price fell 0.48% to $82,395.
BTC fell from about $85,300 to $83,550 in 15 minutes as leveraged long positions unwound and bearish exposure increased.
Unmasking what accelerated Bitcoin's sharp decline within minutes.
Bitcoin has slipped under a level FxPro says opens a "quick path to $80,000." Brent crude climbed above $102 and pushed Treasury yields back toward their highest since 2002.
Bitcoin has fallen below US$83,000 as surging US Treasury yields, stronger oil prices and a rising US dollar drive investors away from riskier assets. The world's largest cryptocurrency was trading around US$82,802 at the latest check, down about 1.5% on the session after falling as low as US$82,783.
Bitcoin has lost 4.2 percent since Tuesday afternoon, and ether and XRP more still. Three reasons can be documented: outflows from the US ETFs, $651 million of forcibly closed long bets and Fed minutes holding out the prospect of another rate rise.
The single liquidation occurred at 11:21 p.m. ET on Oct. 7, based on Binance public liquidation data collected directly by TokenPost.
Meng Yan said the assets remain intact and traceable on-chain in his personal assessment after Solv restricted the funds during a July BTC+ security incident.