#数字资产生态回暖 Weekend market trends are often quite leisurely.
Last night, when the US stock market opened, ETFs started to flow out, and market sentiment instantly shifted. Ethereum dropped from the 3250 level all the way down to 3041. In just a few hours, the 24-hour liquidation amount surged to $313 million, with almost no reason for the bulls. This also created an opportunity for the bears.
Next, pay attention to the Japanese interest rate hike on the 18th—if there is indeed a rate hike, another wave of decline is likely. Markets are like this: once news is out, capital will reprice. At that time, narrow-range oscillation could present new entry opportunities, and those who are prepared can naturally capitalize on this wave.
The key cryptocurrencies to watch are still: $ETH $ZEC $BEAT, as they are the main players in this round of volatility.
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RatioHunter
· 6h ago
3.13 billion in liquidation, now the longs are truly crying, and the shorts are laughing their heads off.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12-13 03:20
3.13 billion in liquidation losses, feels like a memory overflow in some contract—collapsed in an instant.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 12-13 03:20
3.13 billion liquidation, did the bulls really give up like that?
If Japan really hikes interest rates on the 18th, we'll have to endure another round of decline. The market rhythm is a bit desperate.
ZEC is an interesting asset; I think it will still fluctuate a bit before the 18th.
The bulls really have no reason; this wave the bears have made a killing.
Waiting for a narrow range consolidation might be the signal to go in.
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BlockchainTalker
· 12-13 03:20
actually, let's break this down—3.13b in liquidations is wild, but here's the thing: if you're not front-running macro events like japan's rate decision, you're basically just gambling at that point. the real question is whether this is capitulation or just noise before the next leg up. empirically speaking, these $ETH dumps always precede the actual moves. 🤔
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TokenAlchemist
· 12-13 03:12
ngl the $313m liquidation cascade was predictable af... etf outflows always signal these inefficiency vectors before retail even blinks. eth's state transition from 3250 to 3041 is textbook MEV extraction territory if you know where to look
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WalletDetective
· 12-13 03:10
300 million liquidation, the longs just gave up, this pace is incredible
#数字资产生态回暖 Weekend market trends are often quite leisurely.
Last night, when the US stock market opened, ETFs started to flow out, and market sentiment instantly shifted. Ethereum dropped from the 3250 level all the way down to 3041. In just a few hours, the 24-hour liquidation amount surged to $313 million, with almost no reason for the bulls. This also created an opportunity for the bears.
Next, pay attention to the Japanese interest rate hike on the 18th—if there is indeed a rate hike, another wave of decline is likely. Markets are like this: once news is out, capital will reprice. At that time, narrow-range oscillation could present new entry opportunities, and those who are prepared can naturally capitalize on this wave.
The key cryptocurrencies to watch are still: $ETH $ZEC $BEAT, as they are the main players in this round of volatility.