2025-12-28 15:24:01

Recently, there is some liquidation data regarding ETH that is worth paying attention to. Based on on-chain data statistics, the current situation is as follows—

If Ethereum drops below $2,801, the liquidation of long positions accumulated on mainstream exchanges will be very intense, reaching a scale of $571 million. In other words, once this support level is broken, a large number of long orders will be forcibly liquidated.

Conversely, if ETH can hold above $3,068, the liquidation pressure from the shorts will come—cumulative liquidation strength will reach around $530 million. This indicates that above this price level, the defense from short positions is also quite formidable.

In simple terms: the price levels around $2,800 and $3,000 are quite sensitive, corresponding to the liquidation risks for both longs and shorts. Such data can serve as key reference points for short-term traders.

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MetaNomad

· 3h ago

Between 2800 and 3000, it feels like we're about to go through another round of shakeout.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 7h ago

I've long said that data at these critical levels tests human nature the most. 2800 and 3000 are like two thresholds, one is the dead line for retail investors, and the other is the execution rack for bears. In other words, it's testing whether you can see through the tactics of the main players. Many people are still tangled up in technical analysis, unaware that big funds have already mastered the liquidation data.

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LayoffMiner

· 7h ago

These two levels must be closely watched, especially the 2800 line. Once broken, it will trigger a chain reaction. --- The 530 million liquidation volume of the bears is actually quite terrifying. It's really hard to stay above 3000. --- It's another market condition that tests psychological resilience. Short-term traders are playing with fire here. --- Between 2800 and 3000, basically it's a gamble on who admits defeat first. --- Watching liquidation data is more useful than looking at candlestick charts. Now I finally understand why big V's always focus on these two levels. --- The long positions totaling over 571 million are waiting to be liquidated. I’ve finally seen it clearly. --- Is this market trying to force people to go all-in or to cut losses? It all depends on who has more chips. --- Have the big liquidation players already laid an ambush here?

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0xLostKey

· 8h ago

Between 2.8k and 3.1k is a death zone; anyone who moves will be cleared out.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 8h ago

The 2800 and 3000 levels are really bottlenecks; both bulls and bears need to be cautious.

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