According to @ai_9684xtpa, the recent ETH downside triggered liquidations that wiped out most of a tracked trader's positions (source: @ai_9684xtpa on X, Aug 26, 2025). Two monitored addresses now reportedly hold a combined 420.49 ETH after the drawdown (source: @ai_9684xtpa on X, Aug 26, 2025). Of the previously deposited 810,000 USDC in margin, only about $54,000 remains (source: @ai_9684xtpa on X, Aug 26, 2025). The trader's equity path was described as starting from $125k, peaking at $43 million unrealized profit, shrinking to $6.86 million realized, then dropping to $770k, and now around $54k left (source: @ai_9684xtpa on X, Aug 26, 2025).

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a large ETH long trader across two addresses now has only 12,707.43 ETH remaining in longs after a fresh 1,500 ETH liquidation. According to @ai_9684xtpa, total liquidations over the past two hours reached 10,665.22 ETH, with prior profits mostly surrendered.

According to @ReetikaTrades, a trader who was liquidated while shorting ETH at 1500 is now celebrating ETH’s dump to 4200 (source: @ReetikaTrades on X, Aug 18, 2025). This post highlights active discussion of ETH volatility and the real risk of liquidation for aggressive shorts during sharp price moves, underscoring the importance of disciplined risk management in leveraged crypto trading (source: @ReetikaTrades on X, Aug 18, 2025). For traders, 4200 is a referenced level in current discourse around ETH’s downside move, useful for framing sentiment and positioning context in the near term (source: @ReetikaTrades on X, Aug 18, 2025).

According to @lookonchain, the recent market downturn caused trader 0x0558 to experience partial liquidation of his BTC and ETH long positions. He has now fully closed his ETH longs and holds 640 BTC ($72.3M) in remaining long positions. Notably, his unrealized profit has plummeted from over $18M just five days ago to only $494.7K, indicating that almost all of his gains have been wiped out by the volatility. This event highlights the significant risk for leveraged long positions in current crypto market conditions and signals increased volatility for both BTC and ETH trading pairs (source: @lookonchain).

According to @lookonchain, trader 0x0558 experienced significant liquidations on his BTC and ETH long positions due to the recent market drop. He fully closed his ETH longs and currently holds 640 BTC longs worth $72.3 million. Notably, his total profit has plummeted from over $18 million just five days ago to only $494,700, erasing nearly all gains. This highlights increased volatility and liquidation risk for leveraged traders in both BTC and ETH, signaling caution for market participants (source: @lookonchain).

According to Lookonchain, crypto whale 0x7e8b was liquidated during the recent market crash, losing 965 BTC ($97.5M) and 12,024 ETH ($26.22M), resulting in over $3.5M in losses. Despite the setback, the whale immediately re-entered the market with a 40x leverage long position on BTC and currently holds $1.06M in unrealized profit. This aggressive trading move highlights continued institutional confidence in BTC price recovery following major liquidations, signaling potential volatility and renewed bullish activity in the crypto derivatives market. Source: Lookonchain (@lookonchain, June 23, 2025)

According to Lookonchain, crypto whale 0x7e8b was liquidated for 965 BTC (worth $97.5M) and 12,024 ETH ($26.22M) during the recent market crash, resulting in a realized loss exceeding $3.5M. Despite this substantial setback, the trader immediately opened a high-risk 40x long position on BTC, currently showing an unrealized profit of $1.06M. This aggressive move highlights continued volatility-driven opportunities for leveraged traders. Observers should note that whale activity of this scale may increase short-term price swings for BTC and ETH, presenting both risks and opportunities for active traders. (Source: Lookonchain via Twitter)

According to @EmberCN on Twitter, a well-known whale who previously profited by opening long positions in BTC and ETH immediately after James Wynn's positions were forcibly liquidated, suffered significant losses this time. Roughly two and a half hours ago, the whale closed out their positions, giving back $17.08 million in profits. This trader had twice attempted to capitalize on post-liquidation volatility by buying heavily after James Wynn's forced liquidations (source: @EmberCN). This high-profile loss highlights the risks of 'catching the bottom' strategies in volatile crypto markets. Traders should note that liquidation-based entries can backfire during extreme market conditions, impacting both BTC and ETH price stability and influencing short-term sentiment.

According to Ai 姨 on Twitter, James Wynn has liquidated all his $ETH and $SUI long positions, resulting in a $5.26 million loss, and subsequently increased his $BTC long position to $1.19 billion. Wynn's current $BTC position stands at 7,225.18 BTC (around $806 million at entry), with an entry price of $109,190.30, a liquidation price of $104,820, and an unrealized loss of $16.76 million. This large-scale reallocation signals a strategic shift towards Bitcoin amid recent volatility in altcoins, with potential liquidity and price impact on both BTC and altcoin markets as observed on Hyperliquid (Source: Ai 姨, Twitter, May 24, 2025).

According to EmberCN, as the broader crypto market continued its correction, trader James Wynn closed his high-leverage long positions on Ethereum and SUI, incurring realized losses of $3.69 million and $1.59 million respectively. Wynn liquidated a 25x long position of 24,506 ETH and a 10x long position of 4.85 million SUI. Despite these losses, Wynn significantly increased his exposure to Bitcoin, raising his 40x leveraged BTC long position to 11,070 BTC, bringing the position’s value back up to $1.188 billion. This aggressive BTC accumulation signals a strong conviction in Bitcoin’s near-term recovery and may impact overall crypto market sentiment and volatility. Source: EmberCN on Twitter, May 24, 2025.

According to @EmberCN on Twitter, a leveraged ETH position has rolled over to 4,136 ETH, valued at $9.88 million, with its liquidation price now lowered to $2,435—less than $50 below the current market price. This proximity to liquidation puts significant downward pressure on Ethereum in the short term, raising risk for derivative traders and potentially increasing volatility if liquidations are triggered. Traders are advised to closely monitor ETH price movements and order book activity, as large forced liquidations could intensify rapid price swings and present both risk and short-term opportunity. (Source: @EmberCN, May 19, 2025)

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a major Ethereum whale who purchased 4677 ETH at an average price of $1481 on April 9 has fully exited their position, selling 4685 ETH at an average price of $2457 just 6 hours ago. This trade secured a profit of $4.577 million, achieving a 66% return over 34 days (source: Twitter/@ai_9684xtpa). Such significant whale activity can signal potential short-term volatility or a change in market sentiment for ETH, as large liquidations often attract trader attention and impact market liquidity. Crypto traders should closely monitor Ethereum price movements and on-chain whale activity for further trading signals (source: Twitter/@ai_9684xtpa, Gateio).

According to Crypto Rover, a trader lost $4.77 million in less than 8 hours by shorting Ethereum, dropping their account from $5 million to just $300,000 as a result of a strong short squeeze. This highlights elevated volatility and the risk of shorting ETH during bullish momentum, with current market sentiment favoring long positions and liquidating bearish traders (Source: Crypto Rover on Twitter, May 9, 2025). Traders should exercise caution and monitor real-time liquidation data before entering leveraged shorts, as Ethereum price action continues to squeeze bearish positions.

According to Lookonchain, a prominent trader just closed a significant $ETH short position with a realized loss of $333,600, highlighting increased volatility and risk in Ethereum trading. This large liquidation event, reported on May 9, 2025, suggests heightened short-term price uncertainty and may signal potential upward momentum as short positions unwind (source: Lookonchain on X). Traders should closely monitor Ethereum price movements and on-chain liquidation trends for potential trading opportunities.

According to Lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO participant sold another 1,500 ETH valued at $1.76 million just six hours ago. Since reactivating his wallet on April 17, this holder has liquidated a total of 16,500 ETH worth $29.35 million at an average price of $1,779 per token and still retains 13,500 ETH (approximately $24.82 million). These large, steady sales by a long-term holder could increase short-term supply and potentially pressure ETH prices lower, making close monitoring critical for traders seeking to gauge market sentiment and potential price volatility. (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter)

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa) on Twitter, a prominent Ethereum whale who participated in the 2015 ICO and originally held 76,000 ETH has now fully liquidated their ETH holdings. In the past half hour, this whale deposited 2,000 ETH (approximately $3.66 million) to Kraken, and over the past two weeks, has reportedly sold 14,000 ETH worth $24.75 million, as tracked by intel.arkm.com. This large-scale sell-off from an early investor may increase market supply and short-term selling pressure, which could prompt traders to monitor ETH price action closely for potential volatility. (Source: Ai 姨 on Twitter, May 3, 2025; intel.arkm.com)

According to @EmberCN, Ethereum whales are swiftly liquidating their holdings as prices rise, with one whale selling 35,754 ETH for $64.128 million USDT at $1,793 per ETH. This follows the sale of 15,000 ETH the previous day. Such actions indicate a lack of confidence in sustained price increases and could signal bearish sentiment in the market.

According to Ai 姨, a significant Ethereum holder has nearly liquidated their position by selling 64,792 ETH. Initially, on April 10, the whale reduced their position by selling 35,881 ETH at an average price of $1562 and removed leverage. Three hours ago, they further sold 2,000 ETH at $1575. The wallet now holds 688 ETH, substantially reducing risk exposure.

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, a cryptocurrency whale holding 64,792 ETH is on the brink of liquidation. The whale has withdrawn 1.68 million USDT from Bitfinex but has not yet added margin to MakerDAO. This suggests they might be waiting to observe ETH price movements, as the MakerDAO system price was $1784.63, with a liquidation price of $1,787.86, leaving only a $3 margin.