Overview of Whale Liquidation Scale
According to on-chain analyst Yu Jiong's monitoring, multiple ETH lending whales are under liquidation pressure amid the recent ETH price decline. The monitoring data reveals three price tiers of liquidation risk, involving a total of over 360,000 ETH (approximately $565 million).
Tier 1: Liquidation at $1,472
The first liquidation tier is set at a price of $1,472, involving 72,700 ETH (approximately $114 million). This is the tier closest to the current price and the most likely to be triggered.
Tier 2: Early-month Bottom-fishing Whale at $1,355
The second tier corresponds to the whale who purchased ETH earlier this month and is now at risk. The liquidation price is $1,355, involving 167,600 ETH (about $263 million). This is the largest tier and could have a significant impact on the market if triggered.
Tier 3: Hyperliquid's Largest Long Position at $1,160
The third tier comes from the largest long position on Hyperliquid, with a liquidation price of $1,160, involving 120,000 ETH (approximately $188 million) in long contracts. This tier represents leveraged long positions, and a trigger would lead to cascading liquidations.