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Bloodbath on the charts! Over $1.2B liquidated in just 4 hours BTC down 2%, ETH down nearly 5% — a deadly mix of Balancer exploit, Fed jitters, and whale dumps sent the market tumbling. Even the so-called “100% win rate whales” got wrecked But here’s the thing — when the biggest players panic, it often marks maximum fear. Are you buying the dip, hedging your bags, or waiting for the smoke to clear? #CryptoCrash #Bitcoin #ETH #Altcoins

$ETH I just want to post the beauty of this diagram. this is not my teaching it comes from ICT "Power of 3" in trading refers to a price action concept, primarily from the Inner Circle Trader (ICT) methodology, that breaks down a trading day into three phases: Accumulation, Manipulation, and Distribution. The strategy is based on the idea that "smart money" strategically moves the market through these phases to build positions, trigger stop-losses, and then drive the price to its intended direction. Traders aim to identify these phases to enter the market during the manipulation phase, capitalizing on the subsequent large move during the distribution phase. The three phases of Power of 3 Accumulation: The price consolidates, forming a range to quietly build positions and gather liquidity. Manipulation: This is a deceptive "fake out" move where the price briefly moves against the initial accumulation to trigger stop-losses and engineer liquidity, often breaking a support or resistance level. Distribution: The market then makes its real move in the intended direction, following the manipulation, as the price is driven by the liquidity that was gathered. How to trade it Identify the bias: Use higher timeframes to establish the market's direction, then look for accumulation and manipulation on a lower timeframe. Wait for the manipulation: Observe for the fake-out move that sweeps stops above or below the accumulation range. Enter on confirmation: Wait for the price to close back into the range or break structure in the direction of the intended move before entering a trade. For example, in a bullish setup, wait for price to close back above the low of the manipulation wick. Target the distribution: The goal is to enter the market after the manipulation and ride the wave of the distribution phase.

🔷Key takeaways: 🔸Ether dipped to $3,055, wiping out $1.3 billion in long liquidations across exchanges. 🔸Over $7 billion in short positions near $4,000 sets up potential for a sharp squeeze. 🔸A hidden bullish divergence suggests a potential bottom around $3,000. Ether $ETH $3,430 price dropped to $3,055 on Tuesday, extending its weekly decline by over 13%. The move cleared out liquidity from the equal lows near $3,400, a zone that had attracted heavy leverage buildup. The next major liquidity pocket now sits between $3,000 and $2,800, levels that have previously acted as long-term structural supports. Ether's one-day chart On Binance, over $39 million in long positions were liquidated during this correction, the largest since Oct. 10. Across the market, total long liquidations have surpassed $1.3 billion, resetting the derivative landscape and creating a significant imbalance between long and short positions. A review of market stages for ETH in 2025 On the weekly chart, Ether has cycled through the four classical market stages this year: decline, accumulation, markup and distribution. During the decline phase, ETH broke below multiple Anchored Volume-Weighted Average Price (AVWAP) levels, the dynamic support and resistance lines that measure the average price buyers paid from specific starting points. The drop under key AVWAPs anchored from the Trump Election Victory, first all-time highs (ATHs) of 2021 and 2024, and the July 2020 candle confirmed a seller-controlled market. Following this, ETH entered a 10-week accumulation phase between $2,000 and $3,000 before rallying through those same AVWAPs during its markup stage to reach an August yearly high. However, the recent distribution phase showed buyers losing control as ETH compressed between the AVWAPs from the ATH and $3,800, then broke lower on high volume early this week. Currently, ETH is testing long-term AVWAP supports again, suggesting that the correction may be nearing exhaustion. Ether short-squeeze setup is forming With more than $7 billion in short position liquidity clustered around the $4,000 level, ETH’s current drop has primed the market for a potential short squeeze. If price momentum reverses near the $3,000 support, even a modest recovery could trigger cascading liquidations of over-leveraged shorts, accelerating a rebound. ETH exchange liquidation map. Adding to the bullish setup, ETH’s daily chart displays a hidden bullish divergence between the price and the relative strength index (RSI), where the price forms lower lows while the RSI holds equal lows, often signaling a trend reversal.

$ETH is currently trading around 3,325 after breaking below its multi-month trendline, along with the 20, 50, and 100-day moving averages. This shift has tilted momentum in favor of sellers, opening the door toward a key liquidity zone between3,000 and $2,800 — an area supported by past market structure, strong demand, and recent liquidity heatmaps.

Investors have cashed out a combined $2.6 billion from U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds over the past week, marking one of the largest redemption periods in the funds' history. The more than $1.9 billion that left the Bitcoin funds and $718.9 million pulled out of their Ethereum counterparts since October 29, according to data from Farside Investors, has helped put downwards pressure on the two largest cryptocurrencies by market value. On Tuesday, Bitcoin dropped below $100,000 for the first time since May. BTC was recently trading at slightly over $103,428, up 2.6% on the day but still about 18% below its October record of $126,080. Ethereum was changing hands for $3,439, a more than 5% 24-hour jump, although it has plummeted by 13% over the past week. The second-biggest digital coin by market capitalization has struggled to trade near the record it touched in August of $4,946. Investors have largely veered away from crypto and other risk-on assets since October amid worries over U.S. President Donald Trump's escalation of his trade war against China, the ongoing government shutdown, low market liquidity, and diminishing prospects of a third U.S. interest rate cut before year's end. Despite Trump's pro-crypto rhetoric and policy, Bitcoin has suffered shocks—along with tech stocks in recent months, a result of ongoing macro uncertainties. In February, the spot BTC ETFs had their longest and most painful losing streak, with investors pulling out over $2.2 billion over eight consecutive days following the president's tariff announcements. Approved by the SEC last year, the BTC and ETH ETFs allow traditional investors and even institutions to buy exposure to the cryptocurrencies via funds that trade on stock exchanges. Financial advisor Ric Edelman—who heads the Digital Assets Council of Financial Advisors—struck an upbeat note, highlighting the huge inflows both categories of funds have generated in their brief histories. The Bitcoin ETFs had the most successful debut in the history of ETFs following their January 2024 approval, and now manage a total of $145.4 billion in assets. "Looking at dollar flows distorts the picture," Edelman told Decrypt. "The Bitcoin ETFs have collected more than $100 billion in assets, so while $2 billion in outflows sounds like a lot, it's only 2%—hardly noteworthy." He added: "What is noteworthy is that, despite these outflows, Bitcoin's price hasn't crashed. This is because of the strong institutional inflows that are simultaneously occurring. This wouldn't have been the case 10, five or even two years ago, and shows the continuing maturity of this asset class."