ETH Short Liquidations Hit $150M
ETH Short Liquidations Hit $150M
馃敟 Bears Got Cooked Today
Ethereum markets saw significant liquidations as bearish positions faced heavy losses. Over $150 million worth of ETH short positions were forcefully closed in the latest market movement.
This continues a trend from earlier events, including a $100M liquidation of BTC and ETH shorts in March 2024.
Key points:
- $150M+ in ETH short positions liquidated
- Follows pattern of major short squeezes
- Represents one of the largest single-day liquidation events for ETH in 2025
Liquidations occur when leveraged trading positions are automatically closed due to price movements against the trader's position.
Over $150 million of ETH shorts were liquidated today Bears get rekt.
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