# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidation

Chiliz defies pullback: Mapping CHZ’s road to $0.1 and beyond

Chiliz (CHZ) defied a predicted pullback and continued its upward trend, gaining 2.49% in 24 hours and 27.7% over the past week. A recent breakout past the key $0.05 resistance level, supported by explosive On-Balance Volume (OBV), suggests strong bullish momentum. The immediate target for bulls is the supply zone between $0.064 and $0.072. While a minor price dip is possible due to a bearish divergence on the A/D indicator, a major retracement below $0.035 appears unlikely. Traders are advised to stay bullish on higher timeframes, with the bullish bias only invalidated by a drop below $0.027. The recent news of Chiliz joining the MiCA Crypto Alliance further supports its growing regulatory standing.

ambcrypto01/16 21:01

Mapping DASH’s 15% rally – $100 comes next only if THIS holds

Dash (DASH) surged over 15% in 24 hours to around $93, driven by its integration with AEON Pay, which has processed nearly 1 million transactions worth over $29 million. The rally broke key resistance at $80, turning it into support, and reclaimed the $90–$95 zone. Technical indicators like the MACD turned bullish, suggesting momentum toward the $100 psychological level. Open Interest rose 20% to $199.5 million, indicating fresh long positioning rather than short covering. On-chain engagement improved, with Total Value Locked increasing over 9% to ~$207,655. Short liquidations dominated at $3.11 million versus $604,000 in longs, removing downward pressure. If the $90 support holds, DASH is well-positioned to target $100 and potentially $120.

ambcrypto01/16 20:02

Coingecko 2025 Annual Crypto Industry Report: Total Market Cap Plummets, What's Still Rising?

Based on CoinGecko's 2025 Annual Crypto Industry Report, the cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, with the total market capitalization falling 10.4% year-over-year to $3 trillion. This marked the first annual decline since 2022, driven by a 23.7% crash in Q4 following a historic $19 billion liquidation event. Despite the price drop, key areas demonstrated robust growth. The stablecoin market surged 48.9% to a record $311 billion. Institutional adoption deepened, with Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCos) deploying at least $49.7 billion and acquiring over 5% of the total Bitcoin and Ethereum supply. Trading activity remained strong. Perpetual contracts volume on centralized exchanges hit a record $86.2 trillion (up 47.4%), while decentralized exchanges saw even more explosive growth of 346% to $6.7 trillion. Prediction markets also boomed, with volume surging 302.7% to $63.5 billion. The report highlights a decoupling from traditional assets, as gold soared 62.6% while Bitcoin fell 6.4%. The data indicates that despite the price correction, critical market infrastructure and utility continued to expand significantly.

marsbit01/16 11:36

Bitcoin – Identifying the risks to BTC’s leverage-driven price rally

ambcrypto01/16 07:03

Hyperliquid: Why $648K whale move failed to lift HYPE prices

Dragonfly Capital withdrew $648.6K worth of HYPE from Bybit, signaling a move to self-custody rather than market accumulation. Despite this, the token’s price continued to weaken due to a lack of broader market support. Spot flows reversed to net inflows, indicating increased selling pressure, and price action failed to break the $28 resistance, exposing downside targets near $22 or lower. Declining Open Interest and muted liquidations further suggest risk-off behavior and a lack of buying interest. Overall, sellers remain in control, and HYPE faces further declines without a shift in demand or flow dynamics.

ambcrypto01/16 03:02

MOVE’s 15% midday hike – Hyperliquid spot listing, transaction surges, and…

MOVE's price surged over 15% in under 24 hours, driven by its spot listing on the Hyperliquid exchange. The listing allows MOVE to be used as collateral for perpetual trading, contributing to a 515% spike in daily trading volume. The token broke out of a sideways consolidation pattern between $0.0336 and $0.0400, though it faced selling pressure near $0.045. Despite long liquidations exceeding shorts ($4M vs. $2.67M) and high leverage usage (up to 50x), the rally's sustainability is questioned. Network activity showed growth in holders (39.32k) and stable transactions (550k daily average), but monthly active addresses declined 31% to 14.8k, indicating potential mid-term user retention issues.

ambcrypto01/16 01:32

Lighter drops 14% after losing $2 support – More pain ahead for LIT?

LIT has experienced significant bearish pressure, dropping 14% to $1.86 after losing the crucial $2 support level. The decline intensified following a rejection at $3.2, extending a week-long downtrend. Despite the negative price action, Lighter launched LIT staking, which quickly attracted 10% of the circulating supply. Analysts are divided on the impact: some see it as a bullish development due to potential fee revenue, while others warn it could increase selling pressure as users withdraw from liquidity pools to buy and stake LIT. On-chain data reveals substantial losses for whales, including one with a $2.84 million unrealized loss on a leveraged long position. Liquidations have surged, with $8.7 million total liquidated recently. Technical indicators like the Stochastic RSI (2.3) and RSI (44) suggest strong seller dominance. If selling continues, LIT could fall toward $1.5; a demand recovery, potentially from staking, could push it back to $2.6.

ambcrypto01/15 22:02

Bitcoin: Why BTC’s road to $100K may rely on leverage, not demand

Bitcoin's recent price momentum is primarily driven by leverage rather than organic spot demand. A significant short squeeze, the largest since October 2025, forced traders to cover bearish positions, pushing BTC toward the $100,000 mark. While long-term holder (OG) selling has slowed, reducing overhead supply, whales are hedging by closing longs and opening shorts, signaling caution. In contrast, retail traders are adding leveraged longs, creating a divergence that increases downside risk. The article concludes that without genuine spot demand replacing leverage, the rally remains fragile and vulnerable to a sharp corrective reset.

ambcrypto01/15 21:02

Bitcoin: Big money buys the uncertainty as BTC defends $96K

Bitcoin’s breakout reflects structural strength as disbelief continues to fuel upside momentum.

Ambcrypto01/15 20:06

Why is Bitcoin’s price up today? Short squeeze, ETF flows & more

Bitcoin extended its rally to nearly $98k on January 14th, driven by a combination of factors including a softer U.S. inflation report, significant short liquidations, and strong inflows into U.S. spot ETFs. Short liquidations reached a two-month high of $125 million, forcing bearish traders to exit positions and contributing to upward momentum. Market sentiment shifted from "fear" to "greed" for the first time since October, reflecting renewed risk appetite. However, a key resistance level—the 50-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at approximately $97.6k—must be reclaimed to confirm a sustained bullish trend. Failure to hold above this level could lead to another price dip.

ambcrypto01/15 17:02