Ethereum (ETH) Liquidations Today
Live Ethereum futures liquidations over the last 24 hours — total wiped out, longs vs shorts, ETH's share of all crypto liquidations and its rank among the most-liquidated coins. Updates automatically.
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What ETH liquidations tell you
A liquidation is a leveraged position force-closed by the exchange when its margin runs out. When Ethereum moves fast, over-leveraged traders get wiped in clusters — and those clusters are information: a spike in long liquidations during a dump often marks local capitulation (forced sellers exhausting), while a spike in short liquidations during a rally marks a squeeze. Watching the balance between the two on ETH helps you avoid entering right before a cascade — or spot the moment one has burned itself out.
If you trade ETH with leverage, know your liquidation price before you enter — the free liquidation calculator does it in seconds (and the cross-margin version shows how your wallet balance moves it). Better yet, rehearse the trade first on the paper-trading terminal at the live ETH price with zero risk, and keep an eye on the economic calendar — most violent liquidation cascades happen around FOMC and CPI releases.