According to @rovercrc, WLFI liquidations are overtaking BTC and ETH liquidations, signaling that forced deleveraging is currently concentrated in WLFI markets; source: @rovercrc on X, Sep 7, 2025. Traders should monitor WLFI funding rates, open interest changes, liquidation heatmaps, and order book spreads to assess whether the reported liquidation wave is intensifying or fading; source: @rovercrc on X, Sep 7, 2025. If the WLFI-led liquidation pressure persists, watch for spillover effects into BTC and ETH derivatives as positioning adjusts across pairs; source: @rovercrc on X, Sep 7, 2025.

According to @rovercrc on X (Sep 1, 2025), WLFI derivatives liquidations have surpassed BTC liquidations, as shown in the chart shared in the post (source: @rovercrc). The post indicates that, at the time of posting, forced position unwinds were more concentrated in WLFI than BTC based on the displayed liquidation data (source: @rovercrc).

According to @DeFiSquared on Twitter, a prominent trader increased his profit and loss (PNL) from $30 million to nearly $82 million through a series of successful trades. The turning point came when he initiated a substantial $1 billion short position on Bitcoin. This move marked a significant shift in market sentiment and introduced high volatility, drawing increased attention from institutional and retail traders. The massive short position has led to heightened liquidations and shifts in funding rates, signaling potential short-term price corrections and increased trading opportunities for active crypto market participants (Source: @DeFiSquared, Twitter).

According to CrypNuevo, all high time frame (HTF) liquidations targeted have been hit, with liquidation DELTA indicating a significant imbalance in long positions, posing a high risk for a potential long squeeze at the $90k main liquidation level.