# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidation

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Post-Mortem of the Venus THE Attack: How to Profit in a Fleeting Window?

Approximately two hours ago, Venus Protocol's THE token was exploited using a classic Mango Markets-style price manipulation attack. The attacker targeted THE, a low-liquidity collateral asset, by depositing it, borrowing other assets, and using those to buy more THE, artificially inflating its price. Once the time-weighted average oracle updated, the inflated price allowed further leveraged borrowing. To bypass THE's borrowing cap, the attacker performed a "donation attack" by transferring THE directly to the vTHE contract, increasing the recognized collateral value. After the first manipulation phase, THE's price stabilized around $0.50. The attacker attempted to further amplify gains by continuing to buy THE, but mounting sell pressure limited price increases and pushed their health factor near 1.0, risking liquidation. The collateral, nominally valued around $30M, had extremely low liquidity, making large-scale liquidation at inflated prices impossible. Recognizing the situation, the writer opened a short position on THE with high leverage, anticipating a price collapse due to overvaluation, illiquidity, and forced selling. After liquidation, THE price plummeted to ~$0.24, below its pre-attack level, resulting in a ~$15K profit for the writer. Venus Protocol was left with ~$2M in bad debt. The attacker likely gained little or lost funds, though may have profited from off-chain positions. The event highlights that nominal collateral value in DeFi does not equal realizable value during liquidity crises.

marsbit03/16 08:37

Post-Mortem of the Venus THE Attack: How to Profit in a Fleeting Window?

marsbit03/16 08:37

Trading Moment: Bitcoin Rallies for 7 Consecutive Days, Breaks Through $74K Strongly, $71.3K CME Gap Still Needs Caution, Whales and Institutions Await ETH Break Above $2400

**Market Analysis: Bitcoin Breaks $74K, Eyes $2400 for Ethereum** Bitcoin** surged over 10% last week, breaking the $74,000 resistance and marking its best performance since September 2025. The rally, now in its 8th consecutive day of gains, has decoupled from tech stocks. However, analysts are divided. Bears warn of a potential bull trap, citing a bearish flag pattern on the daily chart and a looming CME gap near $71,300 that could pull the price back below $60,000. They argue that the macroeconomic impact of ongoing geopolitical tensions has yet to fully materialize. Bulls, conversely, point to aggressive accumulation by whales (addresses holding 10-10K BTC now control 68.17% of supply) and strong technical momentum, targeting the next resistance zone between $75,000 and $80,000. **Ethereum** mirrored BTC's strength, posting its strongest weekly gain in months. Whales are accumulating, with ShapeShift's founder buying over 29,000 ETH (~$61.65M) in a week. A massive supply cluster exists around $2,800, and with little historical resistance between $2,200 and $2,800, the price could be magnetized upward. Traders believe a sustained break above $2,400 could trigger a rapid move toward $2,800. **Macro risks** persist. Trump's strike on Iran's Kharg Island (which handles 90% of its oil exports) and the threat to oil facilities if the Strait of Hormuz is blocked continue to fuel uncertainty. This triggered a spike in aluminum prices and led to a record $36.2 billion single-week sell-off in S&P 500 futures by asset managers. Goldman Sachs warns the market is at a tipping point: a lack of geopolitical resolution within two weeks could risk a crash, though a de-escalation could spark a massive short squeeze. **Market sentiment** improved from "Extreme Fear" to "Fear." AI tokens (e.g., TAO +55%) and meme coins (PEPE, BONK, WIF +10%+) led altcoin breakouts. ETF flows were positive for BTC (+$767M) and ETH (+$161M) for the third consecutive week, though XRP ETFs saw outflows. Over $255M was liquidated in 24 hours. Key events to watch include the Fed's FOMC meeting, Nvidia's GTC conference, and major token unlocks for ZRO and ARB.

marsbit03/16 08:26

Trading Moment: Bitcoin Rallies for 7 Consecutive Days, Breaks Through $74K Strongly, $71.3K CME Gap Still Needs Caution, Whales and Institutions Await ETH Break Above $2400

marsbit03/16 08:26

A New Round Every 5 Minutes: Polymarket Is Stealing the Futures Trading Platform Business

A friend who used to trade perpetual contracts has switched to a "cleaner" form of speculation: Polymarket’s 5-minute Bitcoin price prediction markets. Here, users buy “Yes” or “No” shares on whether Bitcoin’s price will be higher after 5 minutes. A $10 bet on “Yes” returns $100 if correct; if wrong, the user loses only the $10 stake—no liquidation, funding fees, or sudden price spikes causing unexpected losses. This product has quickly gained traction. Within a month of launch, daily trading volume reached over $60 million, accounting for 67% of all crypto directional predictions on Polymarket. The market runs 24/7, with a new 5-minute round starting every five minutes. The appeal lies in its simplicity and transparency. Unlike perpetual contracts, where leverage can lead to rapid liquidations and complex fee structures, the 5-minute market offers capped risk and instant outcomes. It attracts users looking for high-frequency, low-barrier, and instant-result speculation. Polymarket operates on a conditional token framework (CTF) on Polygon, with prices settled via Chainlink Data Streams. To prevent latency arbitrage, it uses dynamic fees: higher when market probability nears 50% (max uncertainty), lower when outcomes are clearer. Twenty percent of fees are rebated to market makers to improve liquidity. However, AI trading bots are active, with some developers claiming over 80% win rates by leveraging vast amounts of intraday data. Polymarket has partnered with Palantir and TWG AI to monitor trading and detect market abuse, creating an AI-vs-AI dynamic. Major exchanges are responding by integrating prediction markets. Binance launched Opinion (OPN), Coinbase integrated Kalshi, and Gemini built its own predictions platform after securing a CFTC license. Kalshi’s integration with Robinhood helped its annual volume surge from $300 million to $23.8 billion, showing the power of distribution. Regulatory challenges remain. In the U.S., the CFTC claims jurisdiction over prediction contracts as swaps, while many states treat them as gambling and have sued or banned platforms. Similar conflicts exist in the EU and Asia, where some countries outright ban such platforms. In summary, Polymarket’s success shows that many users prefer simple, high-frequency outcome-based speculation over complex leveraged products. As exchanges rush to adopt similar offerings, regulatory uncertainty persists, but user adoption continues to grow.

marsbit03/13 09:44

A New Round Every 5 Minutes: Polymarket Is Stealing the Futures Trading Platform Business

marsbit03/13 09:44

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