According to Lookonchain, two wallets that had been dormant for 949 days have reactivated, spending 12.37 million $DAI to purchase 7,738 $ETH at a price of $1,599 per ETH approximately seven hours ago. Notably, one of these wallets has already moved part of the purchased $ETH into TornadoCash, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency mixer. This activity could indicate strategic positioning in anticipation of future market movements or attempts to obscure transaction history.

According to @EmberCN, a significant Ethereum holder, fearing liquidation, sold 26,881 ETH for $42.04 million DAI to repay loans and clear leverage. This action was taken in response to multiple close calls with liquidation in recent times.

According to Lookonchain, a significant whale transaction involved spending 4 million DAI to purchase 2,827 MKR at a price of $1,415 per MKR, occurring just six hours ago. This transaction indicates strong buying interest and potential bullish sentiment for MKR at the current price level.

According to Ai 姨, a major Ethereum whale has reduced their loan position from 64,792 ETH to 56,995 ETH to avoid liquidation. Since the first drop yesterday morning, the whale sold 7,797.63 ETH and repaid 14.116 million DAI. The latest repayment was made 50 minutes ago, lowering the liquidation price to $1563.77. This move highlights the significant volatility in the cryptocurrency market, with ETH experiencing a 10.5% swing.

According to @EmberCN, Ethereum's price has dropped to $1,760, causing concerns about a potential liquidation of a significant ETH position. However, the wallet holder of 64,800 ETH has proactively reduced their position by selling 4,760 ETH for 8.64 million DAI, thus lowering the liquidation price to $1,639.

According to MistTrack, eXch is implementing significant changes, including a merger with a company in another jurisdiction and updates to their Terms of Service to caution U.S. users. The exchange will delist USDT and USDC stablecoins, opting instead for DAI. Additionally, they are moving towards using dynamic and one-time addresses to enhance user privacy. These changes could impact trading strategies, especially for users relying on USDT and USDC. Source: MistTrack (@MistTrack_io).

According to Ai 姨, the second largest Ethereum whale has strategically avoided liquidation by adding 2,600 ETH as collateral and repaying 320,000 DAI of their loan. This increased their safety margin compared to the largest whale. Currently, the whale has collateralized 63,410 ETH and borrowed 74.42 million DAI, with a liquidation price at $1,701.83, providing a significant buffer.

According to EmberCN, a trader avoided the liquidation of their 64,800 ETH by making a partial repayment before 7 AM, thereby lowering the liquidation price from $1787.8 to $1745. The trader withdrew 1.6 million USDT from Bitfinex and converted it to DAI for repayment. This pattern of last-minute debt repayment was also observed on March 11, indicating a repeated strategy to manage liquidation risks (source: EmberCN).

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a major cryptocurrency whale has exchanged 1.608 million USDT for DAI, using part of it to repay loans. The whale currently holds 64,792 ETH as collateral against a 66.51 million DAI loan. The liquidation threshold has been adjusted to $1745, providing a $40 cushion from liquidation.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a whale collateralized $117 million worth of WETH and borrowed 68.13 million DAI, which is 58% of the collateral's value, causing a near liquidation scenario. This is due to MakerDAO's 'minimum collateralization ratio,' a core risk management mechanism designed to ensure system solvency and prevent bad debts from under-collateralization.

According to PeckShieldAlert, an Ethereum address (0x0fb5...7319) experienced a significant liquidation after supplying 1.55K WETH and borrowing $1.5M USDT and 267.4K DAI. The liquidation resulted in the seizure of 621.06 WETH, valued at approximately $1.13M, triggered by a drop in WETH price to around $1,767.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), Ethereum is experiencing volatility with potential liquidations of two significant whale positions totaling $84.4 million. Address 0xab7...e2313 has collateralized 64,792 WETH to borrow 68.09 million DAI, with a health factor of 1.02 and a liquidation price of $1,786.65. Address 0x6bb...830b3 has collateralized 608,104,792 WETH to borrow 74.73 million DAI, with a health factor of 1.03 and a liquidation price of $1,781.99.

According to EmberCN, a significant Ethereum holder, on the brink of liquidation, sold off minor altcoins in exchange for 980,000 DAI, effectively reducing their liquidation price from $1805 to $1781. The liquidation prices for two major Ethereum addresses are now hovering around $1780, with one at $1786. This adjustment indicates proactive risk management amid volatile market conditions.

According to EmberCN, a significant Ethereum collateral position of 60,810 ETH, valued at $114.48 million, faces a liquidation price at $1,805. This is merely $80 away from the current ETH price, posing an immediate risk of liquidation for the borrowed 75.69 million DAI. Traders should monitor ETH price movements closely as this could lead to significant market volatility.

According to Ai 姨, the whale trader redbase.eth, who previously incurred a loss of $1.069 million from ETH trading since March 9, has leveraged long 4,159 ETH valued at $7.8 million. Using 2.5 million DAI, he initially purchased 1,322 ETH, then continued to leverage by using the acquired ETH as collateral to borrow more stablecoins. Currently, he has collateralized 4,150 WETH to borrow 5.35 million DAI with a health factor of 1.14. This action comes as ETH's price dropped to $1,676.

According to Lookonchain, two new wallets, likely associated with hackers, received 14,064 ETH from THORChain and Chainflip. These funds were then exchanged for 27.5 million DAI at an average selling price of $1,956 per ETH. This significant liquidation could impact ETH's market price as large sell-offs typically increase supply, potentially leading to price volatility.

According to Lookonchain, two new wallets, likely linked to hackers, received 14,064 ETH from THORChain and Chainflip. These wallets subsequently exchanged the ETH for $27.5 million DAI at an average price of $1,956 per ETH. This activity may influence market sentiment as large sell-offs can trigger price volatility.

According to Lookonchain, a newly created wallet received 3,433 ETH from THORChain and exchanged it for 6.8 million DAI at a price of $1,981 per ETH. This transaction indicates a significant liquidation move, impacting ETH's liquidity and possibly its short-term price stability. Source: Lookonchain.

According to Lookonchain, a newly created wallet received 3,433 ETH from THORChain and exchanged it for 6.8 million DAI at a price of $1,981 per ETH. This transaction highlights a significant sell-off, potentially impacting ETH's short-term market liquidity and price stability. Traders should monitor for any further large-scale movements from this wallet or others linked to THORChain due to potential implications for ETH and DAI market dynamics.

According to IntoTheBlock, there are several types of stablecoins each with distinct risks that traders need to be aware of. Fiat-collateralized stablecoins, such as USDC and USDT, are backed by reserves but pose regulatory risks. Crypto-collateralized stablecoins, like DAI, are backed by other cryptocurrencies and carry risks related to volatility and liquidation. Algorithmic stablecoins, which rely on supply adjustments to maintain their peg, can experience stability issues under market stress. Understanding these risks is crucial for traders who utilize stablecoins for hedging or liquidity purposes. Source: IntoTheBlock.