The firm moved short-term U.S. government debt to overweight and cut U.S. equities to neutral, citing potential volatility from artificial intelligence infrastructure spending.
Bitcoin rose 0.96% over the past hour, reaching $82,142 on the Binance spot market at 10:19 a.m. ET on Oct. 13.
The token gained 9.57% over the previous hour and 4.17% over 24 hours, while its daily range stretched from $0.1116 to $0.1908.
The position covers 124.24 BTC worth about $10.14 million and has a liquidation price of $83,432.22.
The KOSPI’s losses widened to 5%, while SK Hynix fell more than 7% and Samsung dropped nearly 6%.
LIT, ENA, NEAR and W each fell about 15% over the same period, while several other tokens posted double-digit losses.
The five-minute halt followed a 5.08% decline in KOSPI 200 futures, marking the first sell-side circuit breaker since August.
WTI crude rose 2.06% to $93.74 a barrel, while storage-chip and optical-communications stocks fell sharply and the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.44%.
FIL reached $1.27, a five-month high, as vesting schedules for Protocol Labs and the Filecoin Foundation approach their expected conclusion around Oct. 15.
Gold traded at $4,157.84 an ounce at 9 p.m. ET Monday, Oct. 12 (01:00 UTC Tuesday), while silver fell 0.26%.
RSR traded between $0.001652 and $0.002929 over 24 hours while volume reached $37.22 million.
Samsung Electronics fell 5.89% as both chipmakers headed for a fifth straight decline, while overnight U.S. chip losses added pressure.
ONDO was down 13.05% over 24 hours, while $340,000 in long positions were liquidated during the same hour.
WLD was down 13.34% over 24 hours, while long liquidations reached $1.41 million in one hour.
DOGE was down 7.03% over 24 hours, while one-hour long liquidations reached $3.65 million across three exchanges.
Bitcoin Cash is down 9.50% over 24 hours, while $620,000 in long positions were liquidated during the latest hour tracked.
PEPE fell 10.40% over 24 hours, while long liquidations reached $1.13 million in one hour.
The liquidation occurred at $102 at 8:52 p.m. ET Monday (00:52 UTC Tuesday).
ZEC was down 11.56% over 24 hours as long liquidations reached $2.66 million across three exchanges.
ICP was down 13.00% over 24 hours, while one-hour long liquidations reached $50,000 and short liquidations totaled $0.
TAO fell 10.82% over 24 hours, while long liquidations reached $320,000 during the latest one-hour period.
ENA was down 16.12% over 24 hours at 8:49 p.m. ET Monday, based on Binance spot pricing.
The metal was quoted at $59.999 an ounce after moving below the round-number threshold on Oct. 13.
The 3,500-ETH position had a liquidation price of $2,392.90, about $36 below Ether’s reported market price.
The remaining position was valued at about $8.5 million, while account equity fell to $288,000 after weekly losses topped $11.9 million.
BOME, BLUR and STRK posted 24-hour losses of more than 28%, while Bitcoin slipped below the key price level late Monday.
AVAX is down 8.77% over 24 hours. Long liquidations totaled $340,000 in the latest hour, while short liquidations were $0.
The reading dropped from 69 the previous day while remaining classified as greed.
SOL was down 6.84% over 24 hours, while long positions accounted for nearly all one-hour liquidations across three major exchanges.
The Nikkei 225 also opened lower, falling 0.78% to 68,492.11.
Bitcoin was down 2.88% over 24 hours as long liquidations reached $21.71 million across three major exchanges in the latest hour.
Ether was down 4.70% over 24 hours, while long liquidations reached $20.15 million in one hour across three major exchanges.
ADA fell 9.32% over 24 hours, while one-hour long liquidations reached $830,000 across three exchanges.
Total SOL liquidations hit $12.31 million as the token fell 2.60% from $106 to $104.
The index fell 208.95 points to 6,175.29, while Samsung Electronics dropped 3% at the open.
Ether and Bitcoin led asset-level liquidations, while Binance recorded the largest exchange total during the 24-hour period.
Total crypto liquidations reached $488.61 million over 24 hours, affecting 118,142 traders as Bitcoin slid Monday evening.
The website interface is scheduled to close Nov. 12, 2026, while Blur’s on-chain trading protocol will continue operating.
Long positions accounted for $146 million of the total, while Bitcoin and Ether liquidations topped $45 million each.
Long positions accounted for $97.64 million, or 99% of the total, across Binance, Bybit and OKX.
