ETH might just be the most effective asset for liquidating whales out there. I saw this play out vividly earlier this year—when Ethereum tanked from 4k down to 1.5k, it triggered a cascade of liquidations. What fascinated me was watching whales get wiped out at price levels they genuinely believed were rock-solid support. They weren't prepared for that kind of velocity. The thing that caught everyone off guard though was what happened next. The rebound from those lows wasn't just a dead cat bounce. It powered through to fresh all-time highs, leaving behind a trail of liquidated positions and regret. That sharp reversal is exactly why ETH creates such brutal conditions for leveraged players—the volatility can destroy your conviction in seconds. Whether you're a whale or retail, extreme moves in either direction on Ethereum have a way of catching people on the wrong side of their positions.

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StablecoinAnxietyvip
· 12-15 19:01
Oh my, the big players are really stunned by this move, did the support level just collapse? ETH dropping from 4k to 1.5k this time is indeed fierce, and looking back, it's all bloodshed. The graveyard for leveraged traders, that's exactly what this is. The rebound is even faster than the decline, and before you can react, liquidation happens haha. This sense of speed can truly crush your mentality, let alone the big players.
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NFTArchaeologisvip
· 12-15 19:01
It's like witnessing a collapse of historical relics on the chain... Those support levels that once seemed rock-solid turned out to be tombstones for whales. ETH's brutal aesthetics, in a sense, record the collective illusion of market participants.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxivip
· 12-15 18:48
Whales are violently liquidated, retail investors are not getting any good results either. The impact of this ETH drop is truly devastating.
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 12-15 18:46
Ethereum is just a shark pool; anyone can get eaten.
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