Bitcoin at $80796.17 breaks $80500 stop-loss on 1830.724 BTC short position opened at $76397.56 now showing $8.06M unrealized loss.

BTC whale realizes $988K loss after fourth stop-loss of 300 BTC on $125M short, holds 1700 BTC short with $63,710.5 liquidation.

Crypto trader takes stop-loss on SOL at $94.45 amid BTC weakness below $80K, eyeing potential rebound to $120 if SOL holds $96.

Crypto trader @Jason60704294 exits BTC long at $76061 from $77686.5 entry, facing up to $4.485M loss amid bearish BTC price prediction and crypto market volatility.

BTC price prediction turns tense as traders dodge liquidation at $73,500. Dive into crypto market volatility, Bitcoin trading strategies, and 4h chart analysis for smart moves.

According to @EmberCN, a whale completed a stop-loss liquidation about four hours ago, unloading 96,585 ETH and 334,000 SOL over four days for roughly USD 214 million and USD 31.51 million, respectively. According to @EmberCN, the whale bought ETH at an average USD 3,363 last July and sold around USD 2,222 in recent days, realizing about USD 110 million in losses, and bought SOL at an average USD 186 last October and sold around USD 94. According to @EmberCN, the total realized loss from these disposals is approximately USD 141 million.

According to @EmberCN, after BTC fell to 86K, a whale who used looping loans to buy WBTC and ETH sold 400 WBTC at 86,694 USD for 34.67M USDT to repay debt, signaling continued stop-loss activity, source: @EmberCN. The same whale has realized 51.17M USD in losses from buying high and selling low, including an earlier purchase of 18,517 ETH around 4,415 USD per ETH, source: @EmberCN.

According to @QCompounding, traders should avoid holding losing positions in hopes of a rebound and instead cut losses promptly to protect capital, a risk rule that also applies to volatile crypto markets such as BTC and ETH, source: @QCompounding on X, Jan 11, 2026.

According to @binance, traders can adjust take-profit and stop-loss orders by dragging the TP/SL lines directly on the chart or by tapping the Edit icon in the Open Orders tab, improving order control within the Binance Futures interface. source: @binance The feature is available on both web and app, and users should update to the latest app version to access it, aligning TP/SL management across platforms. source: @binance The announcement links to the BTCUSDT futures contract page for immediate access to the feature within a live market pair. source: @binance