VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @lookonchain, a tracked trader's 56,667 ETH long, worth about $118.4 million, was fully liquidated in a crash for a $44.78 million loss. The post says other whales bought the dip, including one who borrowed $22 million from Aave. CoinGecko data cited at about 6:53 PM PT showed bitcoin at $75,181, down 0.57% over 24 hours, and ether at $2,145.45, down 3.72%, a small bounce from the 4 PM edition.
According to a post on X by @lookonchain, a tracked trader's 56,667 ETH long, worth about $118.4 million, was fully liquidated in a crash for a $44.78 million loss. The post says other whales bought the dip, including one who borrowed $22 million from Aave. CoinGecko data cited at about 6:53 PM PT showed bitcoin at $75,181, down 0.57% over 24 hours, and ether at $2,145.45, down 3.72%, a small bounce from the 4 PM edition.
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Lookonchain says a tracked trader’s 56,667 ETH long, about $118.4 million, was fully liquidated in the crash for a $44.78 million loss, while other whales bought the dip, one with $22 million borrowed from Aave. CoinGecko at about 6:53 PM PT showed bitcoin at $75,181 (down 0.57% in 24 hours) and ether at $2,145.45...
For traders, the episode shows how quickly leveraged positions can be wiped out when prices fall sharply. The post also notes that borrowed dip-buying adds fresh leverage, so further price drops could hit those buyers as well. The source snippet is cut off, so readers should check the full post and independent market data before drawing conclusions.
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