Why is nobody talking about how predictable these Ethereum leverage flushes have actually become?

Most traders keep getting chopped up trying to catch every local bottom, only to watch their stop-losses trigger right before the real reversal happens. It is painful watching retail positions get wiped out on standard intraday swings simply because leverage was sitting too high.

Take the latest liquidation cascade across $ETH as a textbook case study. While broad market sentiment sat comfortably in neutral territory, open interest on perpetuals was quietly building without spot volume to back it up. The moment the market took a slight breather, thin order books failed to absorb the forced selling, triggering a domino effect that cleared out millions in minutes.

The reality is that derivative positioning dictates short-term price action far more than spot fundamentals. Whales let funding rates heat up, push prices into dense liquidation clusters, and scoop up discounted $BTC and $ETH directly from forced sellers. Until spot demand takes the driver's seat over leveraged bets against $USDT, this cycle will keep playing out.

Are you treating these liquidations as a buying opportunity, or is it better to stay on the sidelines until the dust settles?

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