Over $1B liquidated. bitcoin:native is recovering, but liquidity remains the question. The weekend selloff pushed BTC toward $73,500, triggering roughly $1.05B–$1.26B in crypto liquidations across reported 24-hour windows. Long positions accounted for more than 88% of the largest snapshots. As of November 10, 05:30 UTC: • BTC: $74,701, up 0.33% in 24 hours • BTC dominance: 60.3%, up from 59.89% last week • Crypto market cap: $2.49T, down 3.2% over seven days • Bitcoin ETF outflows: approximately $1.28B last week Bitcoin has recovered from its weekend lows, but broader market participation remains weak. The next thing to watch is executable liquidity. A price recovery means less if order-book depth remains thin. Traders need to see whether bids are returning and whether markets can absorb larger orders without significant slippage. The next test is whether the recovery holds alongside stronger depth and improving institutional flows.