Bitcoin’s $103K Surge Wipes Out $900M: Is This Crypto’s Wildest Rally Yet?
Bitcoin blasts past $103K, triggering $900M in liquidations as altcoins soar. Is this the start of a massive crypto bull run? Dive in!

The crypto market cap surged to $3.2 trillion, driven by Bitcoin’s breakout above $100,000, a level not seen since February 2025. According to CoinGlass, Bitcoin accounted for $400 million of liquidations, followed by ETH at $180 million. Institutional buying, including $3.06 billion in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, and a 79% hashrate increase by miners like Hut 8, bolstered the rally.
This rally signals Bitcoin’s resilience as a hedge against economic uncertainty, with the U.S. dollar down 9% this year. Altcoins are riding the wave, with ETH hitting $2,188 and SOL nearing $150. However, the $900 million liquidation highlights the market’s high leverage—shorts betting against BTC were crushed, but volatility could trigger pullbacks. If Bitcoin falls below $91,594, $44.95 million in long positions risk liquidation. The rally’s sustainability depends on continued ETF flows and global trade stability.
Analysts see Bitcoin testing $105,000-$110,000 if momentum holds, with ETH potentially reaching $3,000. Yet, tariff tensions with China or a stock market dip (Bitcoin’s 0.65 correlation with the S&P 500) could spark a correction to $88,000. Miners and ETF investors will be key to watch.