Whale Liquidated For $306 Million as ETH Falls Below $1,805

cryptonews.net 13/03/2025 - 04:01 AM

Crypto Market Volatility Leads to Massive Liquidations

The crypto market started the week with intensified volatility, resulting in multiple liquidations primarily affecting long positions. According to data from Lookonchain, a whale was liquidated for a massive amount of Ethereum after ETH’s price recently fell below $1,805.

> This whale just got liquidated for 160,234 $ETH ($306.85M)! Link pic.twitter.com/yFobkbE68K

Whale Loses $306 Million in Ether

A whale betting on long positions for Ethereum suffered a significant loss today, with hundreds of millions lost as ETH’s price plummeted. Data indicates a liquidation of 160,234 ETH ($306.85 million) occurred as ETH dipped to a low of $1,760.94.

The asset’s losses have surged due to negative market sentiment and substantial inflows. This trend forced the asset’s price below $1,800. Currently, ETH trades at $1,918, experiencing a 1.3% gain in the last 24 hours. Many investors reported losses, with some completely liquidated.

Nearly $1 Billion Liquidated

The whale’s significant loss reflects the broader turmoil in the crypto market. Since the start of the week, nearly $1 billion has been liquidated, with ETH facing its lowest levels since December 2023. Traders did not expect such sudden liquidations after placing optimistic bets on upward trends, now witnessing drastic downturns. This situation highlights the risks associated with highly leveraged positions in volatile markets—falling prices lead to increased liquidations, forcing traders to sell at losses.

Several factors contribute to the current downturn. Rising recession fears have driven bearish sentiment. Recently, President Trump warned of an economic “transition period,” heightening investor anxiety. Additionally, large transfers by whales signal potential sell-offs, suggesting they are repositioning assets amid these price fluctuations, raising concerns about further declines.




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