2026-01-12 09:20:58

According to the latest data from Coinglass, Ethereum price fluctuations at two key levels will trigger significant market turbulence. Looking downward, if ETH falls below the $3,000 mark, long positions on mainstream centralized exchanges will face approximately $1.001 billion in cascading liquidations; looking upward, if ETH breaks through $3,300, the short camp will endure about $638 million in liquidation pressure.

It is worth noting that the core logic of these liquidation charts is often misunderstood. They do not present precise numbers of contracts pending liquidation or specific liquidation values, but rather reflect the relative intensity of liquidation clusters through the height of the bars — which can be understood as a "vulnerability map" of the market. The taller the bar, the more intense the chain reaction triggered by liquidity waterfall effects when the price reaches that level. In other words, these critical price points are not only technical resistance levels but also risk ignition points that market participants need to be alert to.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 21h ago

3000 really is a magic number. Can we hold it this time? --- 1 billion USD liquidation? Sounds intimidating, but is it really that easy to trigger? --- Wait, is the height of the pillar just relative strength? Did I completely misunderstand the chart I saw earlier? --- I like the term "weakness point map." It feels more reliable than technical analysis. --- Breaking through 3300, how much blood will the bears spit out... Just thinking about it feels great. --- Still, as I always say, liquidation data looks good, but when the price hits, it might not follow the usual pattern. --- Chain reactions like this, bottom-fishing is the most feared. --- Feels like every time, these two levels are battling it out. Boring. --- 6.38 billion resistance vs. 10 billion risk... This time, the bulls are in a tough spot.

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PositionPhobia

· 21h ago

The 3000 and 3300 levels are really quite heartbreaking, gotta keep a close eye on them. It feels like liquidation data is being misinterpreted every day, causing panic... Actually, it's just a risk map. The $1 billion liquidation pressure sounds scary, but the liquidity waterfall has to really crash down to count. I just want to know who still dares to go all-in long now; this market is a bit too tense to hold. Breaking 3300 means the bears will have to take a hit, breaking 3000 means the bulls won't have a good time either, but the middle section is actually more comfortable. Watching how high the candles are can show how fragile the market is; I can understand this logic. It's time to test psychological resilience again... Praying that these fragile points don't all trigger at once.

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HappyMinerUncle

· 21h ago

If the 3000 barrier is broken, be really careful --- Starting to talk about liquidation charts again, it feels like everyone is betting on these two levels... --- The liquidity waterfall explanation is quite spot on, but the key is whether we can hold it --- A billion-level liquidation pressure, that's why I don't dare to hold heavy positions haha --- The fragile point map analogy is pretty good, understanding it early can help avoid pitfalls --- Wait, these two numbers added together are over 1.6 billion? Is the market really that fragile? --- I just want to know if we can break 3100 today... --- Long-term optimistic, but the volatility this time really demands respect --- Sounds like it's on the verge of happening --- The question is, who can accurately predict that level?

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just_another_wallet

· 21h ago

If it breaks below 3000, a lot of people will really get liquidated ETH is just tormenting us back and forth between 3000-3300 To put it simply, it's a liquidity trap. Don't be fooled by those numbers So now, are the bears or the bulls? Feels very dangerous One word: scary

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