MARKET ANALYSIS | Bitcoin Liquidity Recovers 75%, Ether More Than Doubles After the Historic 10/10 Crypto Crash

Altcoins rally on thin trading as bitcoin holds below $83,500

Smaller tokens are outperforming, with the CoinDesk 80 up around 3% over 24 hours against 1.2% for the CoinDesk 5, as bitcoin trades below $83,500. CoinDesk research shows bitcoin and ether order books have rebuilt since the Oct. 10, 2025 flash crash, while altcoin liquidity has continued to…

Bitcoin One Year After the $19B Crash: What Changed

Bitcoin trades around $83,100 on October 11, about a third below the roughly $126,000 record it set days before the October 10, 2025 crash that wiped out more than $19 billion in leveraged bets in a single day. Leverage on bitcoin itself is lower than it was before the crash. The speculation has not gone away, though. It has moved to stocks, commodities and prediction markets, and the regulatory clarity the industry expected has not arrived.Bitc…

One Year After Crypto’s $19 Billion Record Liquidation Event: Have Markets Become Safer?

One year after crypto’s record $19 billion liquidation event, Bitcoin and Ether liquidity has improved, but altcoin risks and leveraged trading remain concerns.

MARKET ANALYSIS | Bitcoin Liquidity Recovers 75%, Ether More Than Doubles After the Historic 10/10 Crypto Crash

Bitcoin and Ether order-book liquidity has recovered a year after the Oct. 10 2025, crypto crash, but smaller tokens remain more exposed to market volatility, according to Research.   MILESTONE | Crypto Markets Record the Largest Single-Day Liquidation Event in History   ProvideBitcoin’s order-book depth within 1% of its market price rose about 75% year-on-year to $11.7 million, while ether’s depth within 0.5% more than doubled to $4.2 million. …

Bitcoin and Ether Liquidity Rebuilt One Year After the 10/10 Flash Crash, but Altcoins Still Face Risks - CryptoGazette

Bitcoin and ether order books are deeper than before the 10/10 flash crash, but altcoin liquidity keeps eroding and spot volumes remain far below peak.