Conclusion first: over the past 24 hours, Ethereum has basically gone nowhere—down about 0.1%. But positions have still been repeatedly liquidated, with the direction flipping three times.

Looking at the past 24 hours, liquidations across the whole market total $108 million, with 78% from longs—suggesting that for most of the time, traders holding long positions suffered. But in the last 4 hours, the wind has turned: of the $8.68 million liquidated, 80% became short positions, and the group that chased the drop was buried. In the last hour it’s even more extreme: $1.73 million liquidated, with 95% all being longs—effectively sending things back to the original direction.

Around the current price of 2466, the 24-hour high is 2484 and the low is 2403. On both Binance and OKX, the percentage moves are both capped at about -0.1%. The price has barely moved, yet positions keep getting repeatedly swept back and forth.

Largest single order on Binance: 327 Ethereum short positions were liquidated at 2489, totaling $8.2 million per trade.

Open interest is $25.9 billion, basically unchanged over the past 24 hours; Binance alone accounts for 22%, ranking first.

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