2025-12-27 13:40:11

#美联储回购协议计划 Ethereum approaches $3000, liquidation data lights up in red

On December 27th, an analysis firm released the latest liquidation heatmap, with figures directly sparking market attention——

If Ethereum breaks through $3000, the short liquidation scale on mainstream exchanges could surge to $762 million; conversely, if it falls below $2850, the long liquidation pressure could spike to $630 million.

These two price levels have now become the most tense focal points in the community. Experienced traders know that once the liquidation wave surges, market volatility will explode——these two thresholds represent the most vulnerable emotional nodes in the current market.

But it’s important to clarify one thing: don’t be fooled by the liquidation heatmap. Those bars are not "precise liquidation forecasts," but "liquidation intensity indicators." Simply put, when a certain price level is touched, it shows how much selling or buying pressure the market will generate. The more exaggerated the bar height, the more intense the chain reaction when the price breaks through——risk and opportunity are often twins.

Currently, the entire market is betting on these two thresholds. Whether it breaks upward or crashes downward depends on how long these key levels can hold. Once broken, the subsequent turbulence could be much more severe than you think.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 14h ago

762 million shorts liquidated, 630 million longs liquidated. These price levels are really ticking time bombs. It's another liquidation heat map, another risk-opportunity twin. To put it nicely, it's a casino mentality. Whether the 3000 level breaks or not still depends on the mood of the institutions.

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LuckyHashValue

· 14h ago

It's the same two price levels again; it seems the market has already piled all the chips here.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 14h ago

It's these two numbers again, I can't bet on 3000 and 2850 anymore.

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APY_Chaser

· 14h ago

76.2 million shorts liquidated? Is this number real? It feels exaggerated. --- It's the same liquidation heatmap again, always being fooled by these charts. --- Is 3000 really that critical? It seems like there's always a new key level. --- How intense the turbulence after breaking the level is, who can predict it accurately? --- Liquidation intensity ≠ margin call warning. Many people haven't understood this. --- Both sides have so many liquidation orders stacked up, no one can eat them all. --- People betting on these two thresholds are probably about to have a heart attack. --- A bunch of orders are trapped between 2850 and 3000, classic binary choice. --- Are risk and opportunity twins? It sounds just like gambling. --- The high liquidation volume on the heatmap always feels like a trap.

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MEVvictim

· 15h ago

762 million shorts liquidated? Damn, these numbers are a bit scary. It's the same liquidation heat map again; every time they say a margin call is coming, but nothing happens. Can it really break 3000 dollars? I'll just see if anyone dares to go all-in. That 2850 level is the real slaughter zone; the bulls are going to suffer. The liquidation intensity indicator is just a tool used by the whales to harvest retail traders, nothing more. Tomorrow might see a plunge again; it feels like the market is just waiting to cut the next wave. These two price levels are a trap—above are the shorts, below are the longs; no one will have it easy. The heat map is discussed every day; it's just a way to create panic and attract money. Breaking through that level is the real celebration; when that happens, the liquidations will go crazy.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 15h ago

This threshold of 3000 is really intense. Who dares to move now?

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 15h ago

It's the same old story. The liquidation heatmap is just meant to scare people. Real seasoned traders don't buy into this anymore. --- 76.2 million in shorts liquidated? Sounds scary, but by the time it happens, the market will have already reacted. --- The levels at 3000 and 2850 are indeed tight, but I bet on the craziest part in the middle. --- The liquidation chart is just a probability game; don't treat it as destiny. --- Basically, it's a back-and-forth struggle between 2850 and 3000. I've seen this show too many times. --- The more terrifying the heatmap drawn by institutions, the more it shows they don't really know what will happen.

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