The decline follows a Tuesday crash that broke below $84,000 in two separate selling waves during Asia and US trading hours. The $84,000 mark had been considered a primary market floor, representing a cost-basis cluster for approximately 867,000 BTC. The downward move coincided with US Treasury yields reaching 24 year highs, leaving only 9 of the 125 largest tokens in positive territory. Earlier on-chain data showed four new wallets opened $12.5 million in 40x shorts on Hyperliquid just before the drop.
