On June 5, on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain reported that a total of 343,075 Ether (ETH) is currently facing liquidation risk within various decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. At prevailing market prices, this collateral pool is valued at roughly $547 million. Should ETH’s price decline to the specified thresholds, the corresponding positions will be automatically liquidated to cover outstanding debt in lending and margin platforms.
The liquidation thresholds are distributed across four key price levels. Specifically, 46,741 ETH will be liquidated if the price reaches $1,565.72, while 58,032 ETH will be cleared at $1,555.04. A larger batch of 100,394 ETH is set to trigger at $1,426.31, and the most significant single cluster—137,908 ETH—will be liquidated at $1,361.73. These figures highlight the concentration of leveraged exposure in the ecosystem, with over three hundred thousand ETH sitting just above a series of descending liquidation walls.