【Block Rhythm】Ethereum price fluctuations are facing two major liquidation critical points. According to the latest data from Coinglass, if ETH breaks below the $3,000 mark, long positions on mainstream exchanges will face cumulative liquidation pressure of $882 million; conversely, if Ethereum breaks through $3,200 strongly, shorts will encounter a liquidation wave of $935 million.
What do these two figures mean? Simply put, the larger the liquidation intensity number, the more violent the chain reaction triggered when the price reaches that level. Higher liquidation bars represent that liquidity waves will bring more dramatic market volatility — this could be either a sharp decline or a rapid increase.
From another angle, the liquidation chart actually shows the extent to which prices will be “hit” at different positions. The 3,000 and 3,200 price points are like two sensitive nerves of the market; once touched, they will trigger a chain reaction of massive automatic liquidation orders. For derivatives traders, this data is sufficient to assess the distribution of risks and opportunities.
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Ethereum đối mặt với áp lực thanh lý hàng tỷ đô la tại mức 3000 và 3200 USD — Hai điểm giới hạn quan trọng mà nhà giao dịch cần biết
【Block Rhythm】Ethereum price fluctuations are facing two major liquidation critical points. According to the latest data from Coinglass, if ETH breaks below the $3,000 mark, long positions on mainstream exchanges will face cumulative liquidation pressure of $882 million; conversely, if Ethereum breaks through $3,200 strongly, shorts will encounter a liquidation wave of $935 million.
What do these two figures mean? Simply put, the larger the liquidation intensity number, the more violent the chain reaction triggered when the price reaches that level. Higher liquidation bars represent that liquidity waves will bring more dramatic market volatility — this could be either a sharp decline or a rapid increase.
From another angle, the liquidation chart actually shows the extent to which prices will be “hit” at different positions. The 3,000 and 3,200 price points are like two sensitive nerves of the market; once touched, they will trigger a chain reaction of massive automatic liquidation orders. For derivatives traders, this data is sufficient to assess the distribution of risks and opportunities.