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Morning Edition · Sunday, October 11, 2026Published at 1:46 AM EDT · New York
A Year After the $19 Billion Flash Crash, Bitcoin and Ether Order Books Are Deeper While Altcoin Liquidity Keeps Thinning
Ether exchange-traded funds posted their largest weekly net outflow since late January, while a new HyperEVM exchange opened with up to 1,000 times leverage.
The October 10, 2025 crash liquidated $19 billion of leveraged crypto positions. One year later, CoinDesk finds that bitcoin and ether order books are deeper than before the crash. Altcoin liquidity continues to decline, and spot trading vo…
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On-Chain Capital Concentrates
As total on-chain capital contracts, value keeps concentrating on the largest chains and the applications with live demand, squeezing long-tail protocols and forcing consolidation.
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