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Ethereum long liquidated at $4,402 — Stand Down Until Support

I had a long on Ethereum that was liquidated at an average entry of $4,402.77, with total exposure of $85,334 run by our bots.

The forced liquidation highlights short-term downside pressure and likely stop-hunt activity; I’m stepping back until I see clear support or a confirmed rebound.

I’ll only consider re-entry after a sustained recovery above key levels or evidence of a stable base.

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Analysis

The liquidation suggests intensified short-term bearish momentum and thin liquidity near the $4,400 area, meaning forced selling likely exacerbated the drop and increases near-term volatility risk.

Recommendation

Don't initiate new longs now — wait for confirmed support or a clear relief rally. If trading, reduce leverage and set tight risk controls.

Disclaimer

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