Ethereum Liquidation Risk: Market Warning Signals Indicated by Key Price Boundaries

tx_pending_forever · 2026-02-05T02:01:02+00:00

Ethereum's price movement is nearing critical liquidation levels, raising risks for traders. Currently at $2,160, it could trigger significant liquidations if it surpasses $3,107 or drops below $2,817, emphasizing the need for careful position management.

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2026-02-05 02:01:02

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Ethereum’s price movement is once again drawing attention to the potential for large-scale liquidations on major exchanges. According to analysis of Coinglass data, Ethereum’s price is approaching several key liquidation trigger levels, highlighting an increased risk of trader position liquidations.

Currently, ETH is trading around $2,160 (2.16K), and understanding the liquidation environment at this price level is crucial for market participants.

Liquidation Threshold for Short Positions: Sudden Pressure at $3,107

If Ethereum surpasses $3,107, serious liquidation pressure will emerge on short (sell) position holders on major exchanges. Real-time data from Coinglass indicates that the cumulative liquidation strength of sell positions at this level could reach as high as $1.539 billion.

Reaching this liquidation level could trigger a chain reaction of liquidations among short holders, potentially adding upward price pressure to the market.

Risk of Long Position Liquidation: Crisis Below $2,817

On the other hand, if Ethereum falls below $2,817, the liquidation risk for long (buy) position holders becomes severe. The cumulative liquidation strength of long positions at this level is $683 million, which could lead to many traders being liquidated simultaneously.

Current ETH Price and Location of Liquidation Risks

The current Ethereum price of $2,160 is below the $2,817 long liquidation threshold mentioned above, indicating that it is already within the risk zone for long position liquidations. In this environment, sudden price movements could trigger automatic liquidations of held positions.

For market participants, understanding these liquidation levels and managing positions carefully will be key to avoiding losses in a volatile market environment.

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