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I just noticed that the liquidation levels of ETH on major CEXs are very sensitive right now. According to recent data, if ETH surpasses $2,100, the liquidation volume for short positions will concentrate around $896 million. Conversely, if the price drops to $1,900, long position liquidations could reach up to $650 million.
The interesting part is that these CEXs display these "liquidation columns" to show the importance of each price range. They are not always exact in terms of the number of contracts, but they help us see which areas will trigger stronger reactions when the price hits.
The higher the liquidation column, the larger the liquidity wave when the price reaches that level. In other words, these are price zones that could cause significant short-term volatility. It’s important to closely monitor these levels when trading.