Liquidation

Liquidation occurs when a trader’s collateral is no longer sufficient to cover their leveraged position’s losses, triggering an automated forced closure by the exchange's liquidation engine. It is a critical risk-management mechanism that ensures the solvency of lending protocols and derivative platforms. In 2026, the focus has moved toward MEV-resistant liquidation models that protect users from predatory "cascades." This tag provides essential information on maintenance margins, health factors, and how to avoid liquidation in high-volatility environments.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
HBAR Drops 2.5% After Breaking Key Support Levels

HBAR Drops 2.5% After Breaking Key Support Levels

The post HBAR Drops 2.5% After Breaking Key Support Levels appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. HBAR saw sharp selling pressure during the latest session, slipping from $0.241 to $0.238 between 13:25 and 14:24 on August 19. An early spike to $0.243 was quickly reversed as heavy selling drove the token through key support levels. A 5.38 million volume surge at 13:32 confirmed the breakdown, before trading activity dried up in the final minutes and HBAR closed near session lows. Across the 24-hour period from August 18 at 15:00 to August 19 at 14:00, the token declined 2.46%, falling from $0.244 to $0.238. Trading was volatile, with HBAR ranging between $0.249 and $0.237 on volume exceeding 87 million. Broader market conditions added pressure, as the U.S. Producer Price Index rose to 3.3%, above Federal Reserve forecasts, fueling inflation concerns and contributing to $460 million in liquidations across digital assets. Despite the turbulence, analysts highlight HBAR’s enterprise-grade infrastructure and corporate partnerships as a foundation for long-term adoption, even as near-term sentiment remains fragile. HBAR/USD (TradingView) Corporate Technical Analysis Framework HBAR exhibited pronounced selling momentum during the last 24-hour period from August 18 at 15:00 to August 19 at 14:00, declining from $0.24 to $0.24, representing a 2.46% decrease with an overall trading range of $0.01 (4.81%). The digital asset reached its intraday peak at $0.25 during August 18 evening trading before encountering substantial resistance and initiating a sustained decline that persisted through Asian trading session. Critical support at $0.24 was decisively breached during early morning trading hours on August 19, with high-volume selling pressure confirming the breakdown. The failure to reclaim this support level despite multiple recovery attempts suggests further downside potential toward the $0.24 support zone. HBAR’s selling trajectory intensified during the final 60 minutes from August 19 at 13:25 to 14:24, declining from $0.24 to $0.24 with extreme volatility characterized by a dramatic spike to…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Bitcoin Crashes Under $113K: Buy Signal or Panic?

Bitcoin Crashes Under $113K: Buy Signal or Panic?

The post Bitcoin Crashes Under $113K: Buy Signal or Panic? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Notes Social sentiment is at its most bearish since the June 22 panic sells. Over $40 billion in Open Interest highlights risky leveraged long positions. Institutions now hold 1.3 million BTC, steadily absorbing supply. On August 19, leading cryptocurrency BTC $113 833 24h volatility: 1.4% Market cap: $2.27 T Vol. 24h: $45.37 B slipped below $113,000, triggering fear in the market. The market is currently experiencing the most bearish sentiment seen since June’s geopolitical turmoil. Yet, while the crowd is bracing for more pain, some argue that history suggests this fear could actually be a buy signal. Social Sentiment Turns Ultra Bearish According to on-chain analytics firm Santiment, retail traders have flipped from extreme optimism to sudden profit-taking after Bitcoin’s failure to bounce. Social sentiment has crashed to levels not seen since June 22, when US airstrikes on Iran sent shockwaves through global markets and triggered a cascade of panic sells. The chart from Santiment highlights a recurring pattern: when the crowd becomes greedy, prices often correct lower, but when fear dominates, prices usually find a floor and bounce. Bitcoin positive vs negative sentiment ratio | Source: Santiment Santiment cited the Bitcoin positive vs negative sentiment ratio chart, suggesting major dates where fear took the market down: On June 22, major fear struck the market amid geopolitical tensions, marking an “optimal dip-buy moment” as prices rebounded shortly after. On July 9, the crowd’s greed coincided with optimism over tariff easing, pushing Bitcoin higher, but the rally later corrected. On August 18, traders piled into dip-buys, expecting a bounce, but the market punished this over-eagerness with another downturn. Similarly, on August 19, the crowd gave up, beginning panic selling, a signal that often precedes actual recovery. Historically, the market tends to move opposite to the crowd’s emotions. For patient investors,…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
XRP falls below $3 as whales dump 470M tokens — is a deeper correction coming?

XRP falls below $3 as whales dump 470M tokens — is a deeper correction coming?

XRP falls to $2.88 after whales offload 470M tokens, sparking fears of a deeper correction despite most holders still sitting on profits.

Author: Crypto.news
Bitcoin Crashes Below $113K: Is Panic Selling a Perfect Buy Signal?

Bitcoin Crashes Below $113K: Is Panic Selling a Perfect Buy Signal?

Bitcoin has dipped below $113K, sparking the most bearish sentiment since June’s geopolitical turmoil. The post Bitcoin Crashes Below $113K: Is Panic Selling a Perfect Buy Signal? appeared first on Coinspeaker.

Author: Coinspeaker
Ether trader nearly wiped out after epic run from $125K to $43M

Ether trader nearly wiped out after epic run from $125K to $43M

                                                                               After making nearly $7 million in four months, this savvy trader lost nearly all his gains in just two days, illustrating the unpredictability of the crypto markets.                     A cryptocurrency trader who recently grew their account from $125,000 to more than $43 million was almost liquidated on Wednesday for $6.2 million after Ether briefly fell near the $4,000 level.The liquidation took place on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid as Ether (ETH) dipped close to the $4,000 leve amid a broader market correction, highlighting the volatility that can catch even seasoned traders off guard.It comes two days after the trader turned an initial investment of $125,000 into over $43 million at its peak before locking in nearly $7 million worth of profit on Monday, Cointelegraph reported.Read more

Author: Coinstats
Ethereum Outshines Bitcoin with $2.87 Billion Weekly Fund Inflows

Ethereum Outshines Bitcoin with $2.87 Billion Weekly Fund Inflows

Digital asset investment products saw inflows worth $3.75 billion last week, according to CoinShares data. It was the fourth-largest total ever recorded, marking a sharp recovery after several weeks of weak sentiment. The surge pushed total assets under management to an all-time high of $244 billion on August 13, supported by recent price increases. The […]

Author: Tronweekly
Crypto Markets Slide Into "Fear" Territory as Tech Selloff Spreads to Digital Assets

Crypto Markets Slide Into "Fear" Territory as Tech Selloff Spreads to Digital Assets

Bitcoin now 8% down from recent highs while Ethereum extends weekly decline to 9.55% ahead of Powell speech

Author: Blockhead
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Under Pressure: Whales Buy 20K Coins While Short-Term Holders Struggle

Bitcoin (BTC) Price Under Pressure: Whales Buy 20K Coins While Short-Term Holders Struggle

Short-term Bitcoin holders are now in a vulnerable spot. Market data from Alphractal shows that their realized price has crossed $107,000, leaving them exposed to heavy losses if the market dips further. Since 2022, this group has been consistently buying, but this cycle has been different. Many entered late and at higher levels, creating a […]

Author: Tronweekly
Best Crypto to Buy Now? Analyst Predicts ‘Next Big Support Levels’ For Bitcoin Price

Best Crypto to Buy Now? Analyst Predicts ‘Next Big Support Levels’ For Bitcoin Price

The cryptocurrency market has been going through a rollercoaster lately. Several big whales have decided to become profit-takers and step out, leading to a massive drop in Bitcoin prices. Over the course of 24 hours, the BTC price has dropped by more than 1%, with the community’s eye now on the $112K support. However, amidst […]

Author: The Cryptonomist
Dogecoin Open Interest Underwater With 15,160,000,000 DOGE

Dogecoin Open Interest Underwater With 15,160,000,000 DOGE

The post Dogecoin Open Interest Underwater With 15,160,000,000 DOGE appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. DOGE bull season over? What’s next for DOGE? The crypto market is in a massive bloodbath and investors’ confidence has continued to weaken. Amid this negative market condition, data from Coinglass shows that the largest meme token by market capitalization, Dogecoin (DOGE), has seen its futures open interest decline by 8.24% over the last day. The data shows that the total number of active futures contracts involving Dogecoin that have not been settled has dropped significantly to 15.16 billion DOGE worth approximately $3.25 billion. You Might Also Like This marks a massive decrease from the number of DOGE recorded the previous day, sitting at its bare levels since the beginning of August. DOGE bull season over? The plunge in Dogecoin’s open interest comes as the meme coin falls significantly in its trading price, struggling to hold key support levels. While the price plunge is experienced across the broad crypto market, prices of altcoins and memecoins are mirroring the broader market downturn led by Bitcoin and Ethereum. With this unfavorable market trend, risk appetite across altcoins and meme assets has declined massively, and such highly volatile cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin have continued to plunge deeper over the past days. With Dogecoin falling notably by 8.24% in the last day, it appears that traders are increasingly exiting leveraged positions. While the latest liquidation trends have seen traders opening long positions suffer massive losses, the decrease in DOGE’s open interest signals weakening confidence among investors. As such, the unsettled futures contracts have probably been wiped out by liquidation, or the traders are closing positions to hedge against the possibility of suffering further losses. What’s next for DOGE? Following speculations that the broad crypto market might already be slowly entering its bearish phase, investors are wary of committing more funds to the asset’s derivatives market.…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews