2025-12-08 10:40:13

#ETH走势分析 This recent market movement is a textbook-level liquidation scenario. In just 4 hours, $44.61 million worth of $ETH short positions were liquidated—this scale isn’t market panic; it’s the fuel for the next round of upside.

What do people who understand the market focus on? It’s not the candlesticks themselves, but the underlying structure. Such a massive concentration of shorts getting liquidated, combined with on-chain data showing major players steadily accumulating, tells you all you need to know: the old high-leverage bears are being systematically washed out.

Every large-scale short squeeze like this essentially clears out baggage for the next leg up. The market is facilitating a direct transfer of chips. A viewpoint we repeatedly validated in internal discussions last week is now gradually becoming reality: sharp drops in a trend are actually opportunities, not traps.

The massive liquidated shorts? They’re the perfect sacrifice for the coming rally. Short-term sentiment is indeed fearful, but the real smart money (those Smart Money addresses) hasn’t moved a bit—in fact, they’re quietly increasing their positions.

Don’t forget, bull markets never move in a straight line. They’re built step by step: “short squeeze → pump → consolidation → short squeeze again.” Right now, we’re stepping onto a new rung.

My outlook hasn’t changed: pullbacks are windows for building positions, and the script for the main uptrend is already set. The market always rewards those who understand the data and can stay calm in the face of panic. Get ready—the real show is just beginning.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 12-08 11:05

$44.61 million in short positions were liquidated, this wave is indeed impressive. There's short-term panic but the data doesn't lie. Wait, here comes that logic again—liquidation = bullish signal? Why do I always get shaken out at the bottom? Smart money is increasing their positions? Fine, I'll believe you this time, not like I have much left to lose anyway. The way this staircase is being built upward is so rhythmic. I just want to know when we'll step onto the next level. I've heard about the pullback window too many times. Is it for real this time?

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Layer2Observer

· 12-08 11:02

Hmm... this liquidation scale is indeed not small, but we need to look at the actual on-chain data, not just listen to stories. Wait, the claim of "organized wiping out" is a bit exaggerated, we need to clarify—large-scale liquidations themselves don't necessarily mean that the main players are accumulating. The data is indeed interesting, but from an engineering perspective, it's still too early to infer the entire narrative based on just one wave of liquidations. To be honest, I'm a bit wary of the "I saw through it early, this is now a bullish signal" kind of rhetoric... This kind of story comes up every time.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 12-08 10:52

$44.61 million in short positions were liquidated—it does look brutal, but this is just paving the way for the next wave of gains. Smart money is quietly accumulating; the real show is just getting started.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 12-08 10:42

44.61 million short positions liquidated, that's it? The washout needs to continue, the real smart money hasn't entered the market yet.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 12-08 10:42

A short squeeze is just a short squeeze; the key is who is left holding the bag—that's the real core of the game.

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