Looking at the exchange's liquidation data can reveal dangerous signals in the market. Ethereum is currently stuck between two sensitive price levels—breaking above $3,064 will trigger a wave of long positions being liquidated, totaling $746 million; conversely, if it falls below $2,776, the stop-loss orders of the bulls will be wiped out en masse, with liquidation amounts soaring to $719 million. When you compare these two figures, you understand why institutions and retail traders are locked in a tug-of-war within this range—whoever gets pushed out first will suffer the losses from liquidation. In the short term, whether ETH can hold these two levels will directly determine the upcoming volatility pattern.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 12h ago
The fierce battle between these two lines is truly intense, with a liquidation pressure of 700 million hanging overhead.
A bit timid, it feels like everyone is betting on the other side getting liquidated first.
Waiting to see how ETH chooses sides, the situation is too deadlocked.
Who will surrender first, the bears or the bulls... profits are on the edge of a knife.
Crazy testing between 3064 and 2776, this rhythm is suffocating.
The casino atmosphere is at its peak, just see who has a stronger mentality.
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DegenGambler
· 12-25 11:58
Damn, it's another kind of sandwich cookie market—whoever touches it will die.
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Blockblind
· 12-25 11:58
Sigh... 746 million versus 719 million, this angle is really sharp
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ETH is just hanging by two lines, no one can be comfortable
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The liquidation data really doesn't lie, looking at it makes my scalp tingle
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Institutions are waiting here to harvest the leeks, at these two price levels
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Breaking through or breaking below, it will be clear soon
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I bet ETH can't hold up, someone will definitely get liquidated
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These two numbers are so close, there are too many implications
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Small investors are getting squeezed here, it's pointless
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When the liquidation surge happens, that's the opportunity to buy the dip
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ETH is just trapped like this, so annoying
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-25 11:52
746 million short positions waiting to be smashed. How will this wave break the deadlock?
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Getting stuck in the middle is the worst, no one can escape
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Institutions are hunting here, retail investors are the leeks
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ETH can't hold these two lines, it's all over once triggered
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Looking at the liquidation data, it's clear this is a harvest rhythm
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The middle price range is a meat grinder, really intense
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Over 719 million longs liquidated? Depends if ETH can withstand this wave
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The tug-of-war is the most frustrating, whoever gets dumped first admits defeat
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Avoid these two price levels, too dangerous
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With liquidation scales so large, it shows that big players are playing with fire
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DevChive
· 12-25 11:50
Oh my, these two numbers are too close; one careless move and you'll get liquidated.
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DaoWuFan
· 12-25 11:40
Is it possible to have a天地针, where the bulls and bears directly leave nothing behind?
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notSatoshi1971
· 12-25 11:37
Once again, it's liquidation hell, and this time ETH is truly trapped.
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746 million vs 719 million, institutions are betting on who will explode first.
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Getting stuck in the middle means a death sentence; sooner or later, you have to choose a side.
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Liquidation data is just uncomfortable to look at; I dare not move the coins in my hands.
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Breaking the level will lead to a violent surge; this rhythm has already been played out.
Looking at the exchange's liquidation data can reveal dangerous signals in the market. Ethereum is currently stuck between two sensitive price levels—breaking above $3,064 will trigger a wave of long positions being liquidated, totaling $746 million; conversely, if it falls below $2,776, the stop-loss orders of the bulls will be wiped out en masse, with liquidation amounts soaring to $719 million. When you compare these two figures, you understand why institutions and retail traders are locked in a tug-of-war within this range—whoever gets pushed out first will suffer the losses from liquidation. In the short term, whether ETH can hold these two levels will directly determine the upcoming volatility pattern.