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🚨 $ADA FLASH WIPEOUT! A massive $53.6K long liquidation just detonated at $0.4225 — bulls caught off guard, charts shaking, and volatility spiking fast.
Buckle up… this move might just be the tremor before the real quake. 🔥📉💥
🟢 $ENA Short Annihilated! A $20.2K short just got blown out at $0.2508 — and the chart didn't even blink. Liquidation fuel is hitting the market, momentum’s heating up, and ENA is looking dangerously explosive.
🔥 $SEI Short CRUSHED! 🔥 A $7.52K short just got obliterated at $0.1384, and the charts lit up like a signal flare.
📈 Bulls just flipped the switch — shorts thought they were safe, but SEI said “liquidation time.” ⚡️ Momentum is surging, volatility’s spiking, and someone out there is staring at a very red screen right now.
🚨 $AVAIL X Longs Wrecked 🚨 A massive $18.66K long position just got obliterated at $14.57. The volatility is alive and hungry — and it’s taking no prisoners.
Brace yourself… the next move could be even wilder. 🔥📉📈
$IQ t looks like you're sharing an automated liquidation alert. Here’s what that message means in plain terms:
🔍 Breakdown of the Alert
“#1000LUNC Short Liquidation: $5.8329K at $0.06225”
1000 LUNC short position – Someone was betting that LUNC’s price would go down.
Liquidation – The trade hit its liquidation price, meaning the exchange force-closed it because the price moved against the short.
$5.8329K – The notional value of the liquidated position (about $5,833).
$0.06225 – The market price of LUNC when the liquidation occurred.
💡 What it implies
A short liquidation occurs when price rises, so this indicates upward pressure in LUNC at that moment. Multiple short liquidations in a row often signal a short squeeze or strong bullish momentum.
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