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On November 5, 2025, TON experienced a 2% decline, falling to $1.925 as risk-off sentiment gripped the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin briefly dipping below $100,000. This downturn resulted in about $1.6 billion in long trader liquidations. The market sell-off was intensified by a $128 million exploit on

TON experienced a 4.5% drop to $1.93 amidst a wave of risk-off sentiment in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin's price dipping below $100,000 temporarily. This decline comes after long traders faced approximately $1.6 billion in liquidations, compounded by a recent $128 million exploit on

TON fell 4.5% to $1.93 as a risk-off sentiment impacted the crypto market, causing BTC to temporarily drop below $100,000. This bearish trend led to $1.6 billion in liquidations for long traders. Key support for TON was observed at $1.80 amid a spike in trading

Despite some stabilization signs, TON has experienced a 2% drop to $1.925, caught in a broader risk-off sentiment across cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin briefly dipped below $100,000, contributing to approximately $1.6 billion in long trader liquidations. The market's downturn was intensified by a $128 million exploit

Geoff Kendrick, a Standard Chartered analyst, advises Bitcoin traders to adopt a staged approach to buying the dip in Bitcoin prices, especially as the asset has dipped below $100,000. He suggests a three-stage strategy: first, invest 25% of the maximum allowable amount now, as the recent dip may not

A Standard Chartered analyst has proposed a three-stage strategy for purchasing Bitcoin as it recovers from a dip below $100,000. Analyst Geoff Kendrick suggests traders invest in Bitcoin using a phased approach: 25% of their maximum budget now, an additional 25% if the price closes above $103,000, and