Ethereum
Binance Records $106 Million in Ethereum Long Liquidations in a Single Hour
A sudden market decline triggered the largest hourly liquidation of leveraged Ether positions on Binance in nearly six months following US inflation data.
More than $106 million in Ethereum long positions were liquidated on Binance within a single hour after hotter-than-expected United States inflation figures were released. According to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, this represented the exchange's largest hourly liquidation volume for Ether long contracts in nearly six months.
The analyst pointed out that cryptocurrency futures volume is currently trading at roughly nine times the volume of spot markets, significantly amplifying the market's sensitivity to macroeconomic events. Meanwhile, shifting monetary expectations added further pressure on leveraged traders, with the implied probability of another Federal Reserve rate hike rising from 17% to nearly 30% over the span of a single week.
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