TREE NEWS reports: Data shows that if Ethereum falls below $1,803, cumulative long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges could reach $665 million. This highlights the fragility of leveraged positions and potential cascading sell-offs in the crypto market.
Ethereum Drop to $1,803 Could Trigger $665M in Long Liquidations
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The concentration of long liquidations just below a single price level is the real story here: it turns a spot move into a potential mechanical cascade, since forced selling can feed on itself once that threshold is crossed. This matters most for leveraged traders on centralized venues, and by extension for anyone exposed to ETH's short-term volatility, including RWA markets that price off crypto sentiment. The open question is whether that liquidation cluster gets absorbed by fresh spot demand or acts as an accelerant.
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