ETH Alert: “Ethereum Price Moves Could Trigger Major Liquidations”

According to recent data, Ethereum is at a critical juncture where sharp price swings in either direction could spark large‐scale liquidations on futures markets.

What the Data Shows

If ETH climbs above ~$3,600, short‐position liquidations (forced buybacks) might reach ~$807 million, based on data from Coinglass.

On the flip side, if ETH slips below ~$3,400, long‐position liquidations (forced selloffs) could total ~$564 million or more.

A thorough recent review shows ETH tested the ~$3,000–$3,100 range, a dense liquidation cluster where many leveraged positions were unwound.

In the last 24 hours, ETH led the market with about $911 million in total crypto liquidations: ~$703 million longs and ~$208 million shorts.

My Take

Ethereum’s exposure to forced liquidations is unusually high right now—and this setup calls for caution. The current price action doesn’t necessarily predict direction—but it does signal that once ETH breaks into or out of one of these key zones (~$3,400 or ~$3,600), the move could amplify quickly due to leverage cascades.

For traders and investors:

High‐leverage positions are especially at risk—whether long or short.

Watch support/resistance levels closely: ~$3,400 and ~$3,600 are not just round numbers—they are liquidation thresholds.

If you’re not positioned to absorb big swings, consider stepping aside or reducing exposure until ETH clearly breaks out or forms a confirmed base.

This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.