2026-01-14 20:56:03

The top 500 cryptocurrencies just experienced a significant market shift—the latest price movement has sparked the biggest short liquidation wave since mid-October. On-chain data shows massive positions were wiped out across the board, signaling intense volatility in the market. This kind of liquidation cascade typically occurs when sudden price swings catch traders off-guard, forcing automated liquidations. For those tracking market dynamics, this event highlights the risks of leveraged trading and the speed at which market sentiment can flip. Such dramatic moves often create both opportunities and dangers depending on trading strategy.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 4h ago

Leverage traders have been liquidated again, should be 😅

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SandwichVictim

· 4h ago

Leverage traders are bloodied once again, this time the liquidation wave is really fierce

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GasFeeNightmare

· 4h ago

It's starting to liquidate again. Leverage traders will have to pay tuition fees again.

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StableBoi

· 4h ago

Damn, another wave of liquidations. This time, the leverage traders are going to have to pay tuition again. Woke up to a BOOM, liquidations are coming in nonstop. The biggest scale since October? Why do I feel like this kind of thing happens every month... This is when it depends on who has cash on hand. When prices drop, it's a buying opportunity. It seems people always fall into the same trap, insisting on using leverage. Short-term madness, long-term holding is actually the way to survive... but no one listens when you say that. These fluctuations are actually just accumulation phases, don't panic.

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WalletManager

· 4h ago

The issue of leverage liquidation, to put it simply, is due to poor risk assessment... For someone like me who holds onto the chips tightly, it's already fine.

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