Ethereum's recent pullback has wiped out a significant amount of leveraged betting. The liquidation cascade is particularly stark: approximately $2.5 billion in long positions were forcibly closed out during this downswing. This scale of liquidation reflects the intensity of leverage in the market when prices move against heavily positioned traders. Such sharp deleveraging events are commonplace during volatile market conditions, but the sheer volume underscores how aggressively the market had been betting on continued upside momentum. Whether this represents a temporary correction or a deeper consolidation phase remains a key question for market participants closely monitoring ETH's technical levels and onchain activity.
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ForkTongue
· 6h ago
2.5 billion liquidation, this is the consequence of leverage, deservedly so
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CryptoPunster
· 7h ago
2.5 billion liquidation, this is what you call losing everything with a smile, everyone. High-stakes players, this time you've really given us a free lesson.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 7h ago
2.5 billion liquidation... These leveraged players really don't learn their lesson.
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MEVHunterX
· 7h ago
2.5 billion liquidation, this is the consequence of leverage...
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OnChainDetective
· 7h ago
2.5B just disappeared like that? What are the whales up to... gotta dig into the on-chain data
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 7h ago
2.5 billion liquidation... Playing with leverage again, serves you right. Hopefully, you've finally woken up this time.
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SatsStacking
· 7h ago
2.5 billion liquidation? That's the price of leverage. It's high time to wake up.
Ethereum's recent pullback has wiped out a significant amount of leveraged betting. The liquidation cascade is particularly stark: approximately $2.5 billion in long positions were forcibly closed out during this downswing. This scale of liquidation reflects the intensity of leverage in the market when prices move against heavily positioned traders. Such sharp deleveraging events are commonplace during volatile market conditions, but the sheer volume underscores how aggressively the market had been betting on continued upside momentum. Whether this represents a temporary correction or a deeper consolidation phase remains a key question for market participants closely monitoring ETH's technical levels and onchain activity.