Bitcoin broke above $80,000 again at 14:49 UTC on 3 September, trading at $80,548 with a 24-hour gain of 4.14%. That is Wu citing Binance. CoinGlass on that page printed $375 million in liquidations, $288 million from shorts.
Bitcoin broke above $80,000 again at 14:49 UTC on 3 September, trading at $80,548 with a 24-hour gain of 4.14%. That is Wu Blockchain citing Binance market data.
CoinGlass data on that Wu page shows 106,745 traders liquidated across the network over 24 hours. Total liquidations $375 million. Short liquidations $288 million.
| Source | |
|---|---|
| Broke $80,000 at 14:49 UTC 3 Sep; $80,548; +4.14% 24h | Wu / Binance |
| 106,745 traders liquidated; $375 million total; shorts $288 million | Wu citing CoinGlass |
This is a break stamp. It is not a Fed vote and not an ETF flow day.
A separate Fed tape has Governor Christopher Waller saying that if recent signs of disinflation continue, he would be inclined to support holding the policy rate at its current setting. That is his 3 September Reuters NEXT remarks. It is conditional. It is not averaged into $80,548.
On Wu’s stamp, $80,000 is the reclaim line and $80,548 is the Binance print. A hold above $80,000 keeps the break intact. A slip back through $80,000 would say the reclaim failed on this tape.
Binance’s print at the break is $80,548. The path is a hold above $80,000. The kill is a decisive break back through that round.
Informational only. Not trading advice, signals, or a guarantee of any market outcome.
Written and fact-checked with AI assistance, reviewed by a human editor before publication.
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