BTC $64,279.29 +0.27%
ETH $1,870.28 +0.57%
BNB $567.90 +0.60%
XRP $1.09 +0.69%
SOL $74.37 +0.88%
TRX $0.3304 -0.16%
DOGE $0.0724 +4.79%
ADA $0.1644 +0.71%
BCH $209.27 -0.12%
LINK $8.38 +0.57%
HYPE $58.10 +0.16%
AAVE $91.35 -2.44%
SUI $0.7115 +0.09%
XLM $0.1782 +0.26%
ZEC $483.86 -2.28%
BTC $64,279.29 +0.27%
ETH $1,870.28 +0.57%
BNB $567.90 +0.60%
XRP $1.09 +0.69%
SOL $74.37 +0.88%
TRX $0.3304 -0.16%
DOGE $0.0724 +4.79%
ADA $0.1644 +0.71%
BCH $209.27 -0.12%
LINK $8.38 +0.57%
HYPE $58.10 +0.16%
AAVE $91.35 -2.44%
SUI $0.7115 +0.09%
XLM $0.1782 +0.26%
ZEC $483.86 -2.28%

Data: 64,800 ETH whales actively reduced their positions, with the liquidation line dropping to $1,639

2025-04-03 21:17:02
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ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, ETH has dropped to $1,769. Previously, "64,800 ETH at risk of liquidation by a giant whale" had already reduced part of its position 8 hours ago, lowering the liquidation price to $1,639, selling 4,760 ETH for 8.64 million DAI to repay.

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