Looking at the recent exchange liquidation data, there are a few price levels to watch.
If Ethereum breaks down to the $2800 level, the liquidation pressure on long positions across major trading platforms will be quite significant—total liquidation strength could reach $7.96 billion. Conversely, if the market pushes above $3100, the liquidation scale on the short side won't be small either, potentially reaching $8.89 billion.
These figures actually reflect the market's leverage concentration at these two price points. Most traders tend to pile up positions at key psychological levels, and once liquidation is triggered, the chain reaction can spread quickly, potentially amplifying volatility. So these two numbers are worth considering, but don't over-interpret them—markets are always more complex than the data suggests.
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AirdropBuffet
· 16h ago
2800 and 3100 are two bomb points. We'll see who gets cleared out first.
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FarmHopper
· 16h ago
You definitely need to keep an eye on the 2800 and 3100 levels, as the liquidation data is right here.
Wait, could this wave be a trap set here?
Actually, I think the data looks good, but don’t believe it entirely; the market’s greed often exceeds expectations.
Once the level breaks, it’s probably time to start cutting positions. How terrifying is that?
If this wave truly triggers a chain reaction, a lot of retail investors will be wiped out.
The data is just for reference; no one can predict the exact explosion point. Anyway, I need to be prepared with stop-losses.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 16h ago
The points at 2800 and 3100 are really tightly locked in; it's another game of capital manipulation.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 17h ago
Points 2800 and 3100 definitely need to be watched, but to be honest, liquidation data is just for reference; the real black swan always exceeds expectations.
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SmartContractWorker
· 17h ago
Points 2800 and 3100 really need to be watched closely; it's easy to get squeezed.
Looking at the recent exchange liquidation data, there are a few price levels to watch.
If Ethereum breaks down to the $2800 level, the liquidation pressure on long positions across major trading platforms will be quite significant—total liquidation strength could reach $7.96 billion. Conversely, if the market pushes above $3100, the liquidation scale on the short side won't be small either, potentially reaching $8.89 billion.
These figures actually reflect the market's leverage concentration at these two price points. Most traders tend to pile up positions at key psychological levels, and once liquidation is triggered, the chain reaction can spread quickly, potentially amplifying volatility. So these two numbers are worth considering, but don't over-interpret them—markets are always more complex than the data suggests.