TREE NEWS update: Data shows that if Ethereum’s price falls to $2,353, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges could reach $1.096 billion. This highlights the potential for significant market volatility and cascading liquidations in the crypto market.
ETH Drop to $2,353 Could Trigger $1.096B in CEX Long Liquidations
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The figure matters less as a forecast than as a map of where leveraged positioning sits: a cluster of long liquidations concentrated at a single price level can turn an ordinary pullback into a self-reinforcing cascade, because forced selling feeds the move that triggers more of it. That risk is concentrated among leveraged traders on centralized venues, not spot holders. The open question is whether that liquidity thins out as price approaches, or whether it simply gets repriced lower.
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