2025-12-25 14:22:49

According to on-chain data statistics, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a liquidation wave of approximately $150 billion in leveraged positions this year. Both long and short traders have not been spared, with daily liquidation volumes remaining stable at $400 million to $500 million. This reflects that as market volatility intensifies, the risks associated with leveraged trading are also continuously increasing. Frequent liquidation events not only impact individual traders' capital safety but also, to some extent, exacerbate market volatility. For investors participating in leveraged trading, the importance of risk management has been reaffirmed by reality.

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LiquidationOracle

· 8h ago

$150 billion liquidation wave, once this number came out, it was shocking... Still need to manage risk properly --- Long and short positions both flat, this is the cruelty of leverage, isn't it? --- An average daily liquidation scale of $400-500 million, if you dare to use leverage, you're basically playing with fire --- Every time I see this kind of data, I think of some friends' accounts... Are they still in the hospital? Haha --- How many times have I said risk management? Some people still need to experience it firsthand to understand --- $150 billion just gone like that, really makes you reflect on your position management --- The tide of liquidations is coming, I initially thought my skills were pretty good, but it turns out I was still too young --- Increased volatility + leverage usage, this combination is a bit outrageous --- Another year of real-world lessons, how much tuition did I pay to finally understand not to go all-in

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WhaleWatcher

· 8h ago

150 billion liquidation wave, this time no one can escape, both bulls and bears are just leeks --- It's that same risk management rhetoric again... sounds nice but you still have to learn your lesson the hard way --- An average daily liquidation of 4-5 billion, how many people must have been wiped out to pile up that amount? Thinking about it is terrifying --- Leverage is the original sin, and the cost of gambling it all is like this --- Market volatility = daily harvest for big players, small and retail investors are always just cannon fodder --- 150 billion, where did this money go? It definitely didn't disappear into thin air --- Annual liquidation waves happen every year, but this year is especially many, indicating how many people were moonwalking with leverage last year

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MoonRocketman

· 8h ago

A $150 billion liquidation wave, and this RSI has already touched the near-earth orbital ceiling. Not setting a stop-loss is really playing with fire. Daily liquidations of $400-500 million? The Bollinger Bands channel has been torn apart, and double-sided liquidations are the real market signals. The stop-loss wasn't set properly; even the best launch window can't save you. That's the reality. Both long and short positions are blowing up. What does that mean? The escape velocity wasn't calculated correctly, and stacking technical indicators is pointless. This round of adjustment is a normal gravity correction. The question is, can your fuel supply last until the orbital breakout? Leverage is a tricky thing; once the angle coefficient is off, everything is gone. Every liquidation wave repeats the same mistakes. $150 billion gone, but it's not my money anyway. Keep looking at the charts. This liquidation wave is a lesson for traders who didn't manage risk well. Reality checks and validations are already too late.

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DataOnlooker

· 9h ago

$150 billion liquidation wave... It's painful just to watch. That's why I advise friends not to touch leverage. Leverage is really a double-edged sword; it makes you money fast but loses even faster. Both long and short positions are bleeding losses. What does that mean? It shows that no one can predict the market at all. Another group of people is paying tuition. Risk management sounds good in theory, but the key is that no one really practices it. Are there still people daring to go all-in with leverage now? Their courage is truly remarkable.

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