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Satoshi-Era whales earned $20 billion, Trump Tariff war, Nobel Peace Prize, and Why historic Bitcoin Crypto crash in 2025

Why happened historic crypto crash on 10th oct, Bitcoin to $200K possible?, Trump Loss Nobel Peace Prize, Trump’s tarrif war against China, Huge Bitcoin Crypto crash in 2025, What’s next, Trump will do to bring the Bitcoin and Crypto industry to $5 trillion by the end of 2025?,

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October 11, 2025

In a recent crypto market crash that wiped out $300 billion within 24 hours and therefore many Satoshi-Era whales generated $20 billion in 24 hours amid Trump’s Tariff war and loss of Nobel and large Crypto whales BEARISH movements. Mostly, Satoshi-Era whales are based in Japan, South Korea, and the US. Recently, it has been reported that this is the biggest market crash ever in the crypto industy, in which most of the FUTURES and PERPETUAL trading have suffered losses. Recently, there have been reports of the largest Oracle database, Technology, and On-chain data failures in the history of crypto exchanges, causing most crypto futures trading pairs to automatically liquidate. Crypto experts say the new crypto market will recover within weeks with a ‘Healthy Reset’ after an overextended rally — Leverage is flushed. Watch BTC support at $100K–$105K; a hold could spark recovery by mid-week. However, ongoing tariff talks or Fed signals (late-October meeting) could extend volatility. Trade cautiously: reduce leverage, focus on blue-chips, and use data tools for sentiment shifts. Crashes transfer wealth—position yourself on the winning side.

What’s next, Trump will do to bring the Bitcoin and Crypto industry to $5 trillion by the end of 2025?

Recently it has been reported that major meetings on FOMC meeting, SEC decision, Trump tariffs, and GOLD/Bitcoin pairs may take place in the coming time as it has been reported that it has now become very important for Trump to save Bitcoin and Stock Market due to which Trump may have to take decisions regarding war, tariff war, banking interest, loans and external investments. It has recently been reported that by the end of October 2025, Satoshi-Era Bitcoin whales will make a major entry, which will help in taking Bitcoin to $200K and Ethereum to $7000+ Long or Spot in the future.

24 Hours Crypto Market Impact Snapshot of 10-11th October 2025

Asset
Peak (Oct 10)
Low (Oct 11)
% Drop
Liquidations
Bitcoin (BTC)
~$122,000
~$101,000
17%
$4.5B
Ethereum (ETH)
~$4,500
~$3,800
15%
$2.1B
Solana (SOL)
~$250
~$150
40%
$1.2B
XRP
~$1.20
~$0.80
33%
$0.8B
Total Market Cap
$4.5T
$3.8T
15%
$9–10B

 

What actually happened crypto & US StockMarket crash in October 2025 after Trump lost the Nobel Peace Prize?

  • Geopolitical Trigger: Trump’s 100% Tariff Announcement on China
    The immediate spark was U.S. President Donald Trump’s late-October 10 announcement (which carried over into early October 11 trading) of 100% tariffs on all Chinese imports, effective potentially from November 1, 2025. This was framed as a response to China’s “aggressive” export controls on key technologies, including rare earth minerals critical for AI and semiconductors. The move reignited fears of a full U.S.-China trade war, driving a global risk-off sentiment.

    • Crypto, increasingly correlated with equities and tech stocks, followed the broader market sell-off. U.S. indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped 0.5–1% in after-hours, while the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) surged over 2%, pulling capital toward safe-haven assets like bonds.
    • Analysts noted this as the “catalyst” that flipped algorithms from bullish to defensive, especially since similar tariff threats earlier in 2025 had milder impacts but caught markets off-guard amid thin weekend liquidity. Later, Trump partially walked back the rhetoric (“might or might not implement”), but the damage was done, with $16 billion in crypto longs liquidated in the initial wave.
    • Leverage Cascade and Liquidations
      The market was primed for a flush due to record-high open interest (OI) in futures and perpetuals, fueled by mass adoption of leveraged trading on platforms like Binance, Bybit, and emerging DEXs. Over $187 billion in derivatives OI created a “leverage bubble” where small price wicks triggered automated margin calls.

      • As BTC breached key supports (e.g., $110K), $3–10 billion in longs were force-liquidated within hours, creating a feedback loop: forced sells thinned order books, amplifying drops in low-liquidity altcoins.
      • Whales and institutions reportedly built massive shorts (e.g., one whale opened $900M in BTC/ETH shorts 6–8 hours prior, possibly with insider info), profiting from the chaos while retail got wiped out. This echoes past crashes like May 2021 but was exacerbated by thinner liquidity and higher leverage ratios (up to 12x).
  • Technical Outages and Liquidity Vacuum
    Multiple exchanges and DEXs suffered API failures, DDoS-like disruptions, and “circuit-breaker” halts during the peak sell-off, creating a self-reinforcing panic. Binance, Coinbase, and others went offline for 15–30 minutes, freezing withdrawals, margin adds, and trades—right when users tried to buy the dip.

    • Rumors of hacks (e.g., on Binance) spread on social media, though unconfirmed. On-chain data showed oracle failures (e.g., price feeds lagging), flash loans exploiting wicks, and market makers (MMs) pulling liquidity to hedge.
    • This hit altcoins hardest: thin order books led to 50–99% flash crashes (e.g., Arbitrum briefly at $0.10), with some tokens “peg slipping” on wrapped assets. Coordinated “glitches” across platforms suggest systemic stress from shared banking rails or high-frequency trading overload.
  • Broader Macro Pressures
    • Strong USD and ETF Outflows: The DXY’s rally and rising bond yields siphoned risk appetite, with BTC/ETH spot ETFs seeing $440M+ outflows—reversing recent inflows.
    • No New Catalysts: After months of hype (e.g., AI-crypto narratives), the market lacked fresh drivers, making it vulnerable to corrections. Institutional caution amid U.S. political instability (e.g., ongoing government shutdown vibes from earlier in the week) added to the fear.
    • This shifted sentiment from “bullish euphoria” to neutral/fear, per tools like the Crypto Fear & Greed Index.
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