According to monitoring by on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain, a total of 343,075 Ether (ETH) across decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols are currently facing liquidation risk, valued at approximately $547 million. These positions are spread across various lending platforms, and if ETH's price falls below their respective liquidation thresholds, the collateral will be automatically sold off.
The data highlights four key price clusters where large batches of ETH would be liquidated. At $1,565.72, roughly 46,741 ETH would be liquidated. Another 58,032 ETH face liquidation at $1,555.04. If the price drops to $1,426.31, an additional 100,394 ETH would be at risk. The largest liquidation pool sits at $1,361.73, encompassing 137,908 ETH.
More than two-thirds of the at-risk ETH (around 238,000 tokens) is concentrated below $1,430. Should Ethereum’s price decline toward the $1,400 level, a cascade of forced liquidations could occur, potentially leading to heightened volatility in decentralized money markets.