According to on-chain data tracking, two key price levels of Ethereum are attracting market attention.
If ETH can hold above the $3,260 resistance, short positions on mainstream exchanges will face tremendous pressure—the total liquidation strength will surge to $1.472 billion. This means that once leveraged short positions are broken through, the chain reaction could be very intense.
On the other side, the support level below is at $2,953. Once this level is broken, the days for longs will become uncomfortable. The liquidation scale of long positions on major CEX platforms will reach $1.103 billion—this magnitude is enough to cause significant price fluctuations in a short period.
Traders are probably well aware that such liquidation data often signals a key turning point in the market. In the oscillation range between these two levels, whoever can grasp the direction will seize the opportunity.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-10 03:51
1.472 billion shorts liquidated. This time it's for real—gamblers, tremble.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-09 01:51
1.472 billion shorts liquidated? I just want to see who dares to break above..
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OneBlockAtATime
· 01-09 01:48
1.472 billion in clearing volume? This wave is really about to get moving, feels like both sides are waiting for the right opportunity.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-09 01:42
3260 and 2953... It's that kind of sandwich cookie market again, I knew it would turn out like this
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-09 01:23
Wow, such large liquidation data? 1.472 billion directly dumped might cause a bloodbath.
According to on-chain data tracking, two key price levels of Ethereum are attracting market attention.
If ETH can hold above the $3,260 resistance, short positions on mainstream exchanges will face tremendous pressure—the total liquidation strength will surge to $1.472 billion. This means that once leveraged short positions are broken through, the chain reaction could be very intense.
On the other side, the support level below is at $2,953. Once this level is broken, the days for longs will become uncomfortable. The liquidation scale of long positions on major CEX platforms will reach $1.103 billion—this magnitude is enough to cause significant price fluctuations in a short period.
Traders are probably well aware that such liquidation data often signals a key turning point in the market. In the oscillation range between these two levels, whoever can grasp the direction will seize the opportunity.