In the past 24 hours, the market looks quite fierce. According to data, the total liquidation scale across the entire network has reached $370 million, with longs taking the heaviest hit—$135 million worth of BTC long positions were wiped out, and over 120,000 traders were directly forced out.
Currently, the market sentiment index is only 18, which has already entered a stage of oversold territory. Looking at historical trends, after each large-scale leverage wipeout like this, there is usually a 3% to 5% mean reversion rebound. Have you noticed? BTC at the $85,000 threshold has seen a resurgence in spot buy volume in the past half hour, which is an interesting signal. On ETH at $2800, it’s also clearly felt that the bears are stepping on the gas, while buy orders are trying to bottom out.
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NullWhisperer
· 2025-12-21 06:00
3.7B liquidations, technically speaking, that's just the market's way of stress-testing leverage positions. interesting edge case though—BTC bouncing at 85k while sentiment tanks to 18? that's either capitulation or the algo got bored. historically exploitable pattern, but needs further review before anyone gets cocky about the rebound.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 2025-12-18 06:30
120,000 people wiped out overnight, is this what they call the market "clearing the battlefield" or is it really about to collapse?
In the past 24 hours, the market looks quite fierce. According to data, the total liquidation scale across the entire network has reached $370 million, with longs taking the heaviest hit—$135 million worth of BTC long positions were wiped out, and over 120,000 traders were directly forced out.
Currently, the market sentiment index is only 18, which has already entered a stage of oversold territory. Looking at historical trends, after each large-scale leverage wipeout like this, there is usually a 3% to 5% mean reversion rebound. Have you noticed? BTC at the $85,000 threshold has seen a resurgence in spot buy volume in the past half hour, which is an interesting signal. On ETH at $2800, it’s also clearly felt that the bears are stepping on the gas, while buy orders are trying to bottom out.