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Stocktwits Crypto Data Dive - Week 32

Welcome to the Stocktwits Crypto Data Dive for Week 32 of 2025! 📊

In this issue, we'll dive into the data to keep you informed about the progress of the overall crypto market and shine a spotlight on emerging and established trends.

What You’ll Find In The Stocktwits Crypto Data Dive has three main objectives:

1. Total and Altcoin caps, stamped with YTD moves and the gap to ATH.

2. Seven-layer market-cap recap (TMC ex-stables, ex-top-50, and five more flavors).

3. Crypto Index Performance covering 12 indices.

4. The Liquidation Station boards the train with 30-day totals plus a 7-day heatmap for maximum schadenfreude.

5. Market Heatmap, Social Volume Heatmap, Active Address Heatmap.

6. ETF scorecards for BTC and ETH still tracking 7- and 30-day flows.

So, without further delay, let's jump right into the data from week 32 and explore its intriguing insights! 🚀

CRYPTO
Crypto Market Cap Update

What is the broader trend within the crypto market? The simplest way to track this is by using three market cap charts. So let's see what we got. 🔭

*the price levels and performance values may be very different from what you read in your mailbox vs. what's happening in the live market. This is especially true when crypto faces a new bull or bear run. 

Total Market Cap

• All-Time High Close: $3.92 trillion

• YTD: +20%

• From ATH: -2%

Altcoin Market Cap

• All-Time High: $1.63 trillion

• YTD: +9%

• From ATH: -8%

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Total Market Cap (TMC) Performance For 2025

CRYPTO
Crypto Index Performance For 2025

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Liquidation Station 😱 

Interested in how much has been flushed out of leveraged long and short positions? Who’s getting hurt the most? This is the best place to get an idea of how leveraged positions are doing. 🔴 

30-day Total Liquidations 📆 

What You’re Looking At

• Green bars above zero = longs blown out because price fell.

• Red bars below zero = shorts blown out because price ripped.

• Left-hand scale is U.S. dollars (millions); the dashed line near the top sits at $1B.

• July 9 - biggest short wipe of the window, $1.0B.

• July 17 - long flush, $500–600M.

• July 20 to July 23 - steady long liquidations build, $100–300M/day, then a larger pop near July 23.

• July 31 - another major long purge, $900M.

• August 6 - shorts take a hit again, $300–400M.

• August 7–August 8 - shorts remain elevated, $150–250M/day.

7-day Liquidation Heat Map 🌡️

What You’re Looking At

• Rows = coins, columns = timestamps.

• Color = head-count of forced liquidations (legend tops at 2,000).

• A cell showing “BTC 1,600” means 1,600 separate BTC positions were liquidated.

• August 3 (early U.S. hours) - BTC and ETH run yellow to orange repeatedly, approaching the 2,000 cap. SOL and XRP follow one notch cooler.

• August 4 – August 5 - majors stay hot with multiple yellow bands; alts echo in pockets.

• August 6 – August 7 - second wave of stress across BTC and ETH, again yellow to orange; most L1s and memes trail by 1–3 hours.

• Lower-gear names (NEAR, APT, TAO, WLD, 1000BONK) hug blue/green. Little leverage, little drama.

Some Interesting Insights 👓️ 

• Symmetric pain - Shorts took the biggest single-day hit on July 9. Longs owned late July, especially July 31. Shorts popped back August 6 – August 8.

• Crowd size still rising - Multiple yellow to orange stretches this week put majors near the 2,000/hour cap more than once.

• Same rule still prints - Any day >$600M in total liquidations or any hour >1,500 head-count usually precedes a hard counter-move inside 24–48 hours.

• Process - Watch BTC and ETH on the heatmap first. Trim alt exposure the moment those rows turn yellow.

HEATMAP
Total Crypto Market Heatmap 🌡️

Social Volume Heatmap 🗨️

Active Addresses Heatmap 📫️

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