Global crypto markets experienced a significant plunge on Friday, triggering a widespread sell-off across various tokens. Bitcoin fell below $83,000, and Ethereum dropped below $2,800, leading to roughly $2 billion in liquidations. Over 390,000 accounts were wiped out, with a notable $37 million BTCUSD order indicating intense selling pressure. Bitcoin positions accounted for the majority of liquidations, with approximately $962 million erased, largely impacting those betting on price increases. Long liquidations reached $1.78 billion, significantly outweighing short liquidations at $130 million, following a strong US jobs report that diminished hopes for a December rate cut. Derivatives activity further pressured the market, with over $4.2 billion in crypto options expiring. Altcoins also suffered, with Solana and XRP experiencing significant price declines. On-chain data revealed substantial losses among large holders, with some individual ETH liquidations reaching millions. High-profile accounts, like Machi and the "Anti-CZ Whale," saw significant profit declines amid the market crash. The broad selling pressure indicated that the downturn was not confined to a specific market or sector.

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