This wave of ETH's decline may not be a bad thing—instead, it seems to be preparing for the next market move.
Let's look at the data: In the past 24 hours, long positions worth over $210 million have been liquidated, and the necessary leverage has basically been cleared out. More importantly, there are $1.43 billion in short stop-loss orders clustered around 2884; once this level is broken, the force of short covering will be very strong. Looking at support, 2718 has been tested twice without breaking, indicating solid buying strength below. The current price is around 2825, and from a risk-reward perspective, it looks quite attractive.
If you want to set up a position, consider building in batches between 2790-2810, adding more around 2760, and setting your stop-loss below 2690 to protect your capital. The initial target is 2850, and if it holds, 2920 is not out of the question.
Of course, there are always risks in the market. Strictly controlling your position size and stop-loss is the long-term way to go.
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NFTHoarder
· 12-12 06:12
This data suggests it's time for a rebound; entering at 2790 doesn't seem like a loss.
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RektButAlive
· 12-12 05:53
Hmm, over 210 million longs liquidated again, leverage heroes are being cleared out once more.
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consensus_failure
· 12-12 02:14
2.11 billion liquidation clearance, so many short stop-loss orders, entering at 2790 feels okay.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 12-10 15:25
Yeah, it's the same old story. Anyway, a dip is just a buying opportunity.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 12-09 13:07
Leverage has been mostly cleared out, and 2718 has indeed held firm. This drop actually feels more like a shakeout.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-09 12:54
Long positions worth over 210 million were liquidated. Things should quiet down now; there is indeed buying support at the bottom.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 12-09 12:51
The process of deleveraging is indeed tough, but this data looks like it's building momentum. The fact that 2718 hasn't been broken shows that there are indeed people buying in. Now we're just waiting for the short squeeze play at 2884.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 12-09 12:50
$210 million in long positions liquidated—do you get what that means? Those dormant wallets on-chain have shown unusual movements recently. There’s a $1.43 billion short stop-loss order at the 2884 price level—how is that such a coincidence? I’m already tracking the fund migration patterns of the related addresses.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-09 12:50
The leverage has been cleared, so it's time for a rebound. The data is right there.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-09 12:45
So many leveraged liquidations indicate that the bottom has indeed arrived. Entering at 2790 feels solid.
This wave of ETH's decline may not be a bad thing—instead, it seems to be preparing for the next market move.
Let's look at the data: In the past 24 hours, long positions worth over $210 million have been liquidated, and the necessary leverage has basically been cleared out. More importantly, there are $1.43 billion in short stop-loss orders clustered around 2884; once this level is broken, the force of short covering will be very strong. Looking at support, 2718 has been tested twice without breaking, indicating solid buying strength below. The current price is around 2825, and from a risk-reward perspective, it looks quite attractive.
If you want to set up a position, consider building in batches between 2790-2810, adding more around 2760, and setting your stop-loss below 2690 to protect your capital. The initial target is 2850, and if it holds, 2920 is not out of the question.
Of course, there are always risks in the market. Strictly controlling your position size and stop-loss is the long-term way to go.