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43,231,268 Dogecoin Liquidation Stuns DOGE Short Traders Dogecoin’s $0.276 Liquidation Cluster: A Market Shake-Up Ahead? 33,412,604 Dogecoin Liquidation Imbalance Stuns DOGE Long Traders Binance CEO: ‘This too shall pass’ amid single largest crypto liquidation event 3,750% Liquidation Imbalance Stuns XRP Bulls, Bitcoin ETFs Attract Nearly $250 Million Worth of Inflows, Dogecoin ETF Filing Sparks Surprise... Dogecoin Traders Face $65M Loss in 24 Hours Amid 2025's Largest Liquidation Event

Jan / 01
- 43,231,268 Dogecoin Liquidation Stuns DOGE Short Traders
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am U_Today
  
  Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced a surge in liquidations, primarily driven by short positions. This imbalance, along with a subsequent increase in trading volume, has contributed to DOGE's 2.9% price increase, currently at $0.2793. Short sellers are being forced out of the market, potentially leading to further upward momentum. The acknowledgment of Dogecoin ETF filings by the SEC suggests increased regulatory consideration and potential institutional adoption, adding to the bullish sentiment.
- Dogecoin’s $0.276 Liquidation Cluster: A Market Shake-Up Ahead?
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Crypto News Land
  
  Dogecoin ($DOGE) stands at a crucial juncture, with market indicators pointing towards a potential price surge to $0.276. This could lead to the liquidation of over $94 million in short positions, triggering market volatility and amplifying price movements. Analysis reveals a buildup of leveraged positions, primarily in the form of short bets, which could be liquidated in a cascade effect, further fueling price appreciation.
- 33,412,604 Dogecoin Liquidation Imbalance Stuns DOGE Long Traders
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am U_Today
  
  Dogecoin's bullish momentum abruptly shifted, resulting in significant liquidations among long-position traders. The surge from $0.2918 to $0.2396 triggered the liquidations, with long traders losing $6.91 million compared to short traders' $1.53 million losses. This market volatility affected Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana as well. Despite the price decline, investors remain optimistic due to increased trading volume, similar to February 7th's price surge.
- Binance CEO: ‘This too shall pass’ amid single largest crypto Liquidation event
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am crypto.news
  
  Binance CEO Richard Teng believes market volatility will diminish as the crypto market matures. He urges crypto users to stay resilient and focus on developing skills. Recent volatility and mass liquidations have caused a sharp decline in cryptocurrency prices. Teng advises users to recognize the temporary nature of volatility, upskill during market downturns, and prepare for opportunities. He believes volatility is linked to asset size and value and will likely decrease as digital assets gain wider acceptance and utility.
- Dogecoin Traders Face $65M Loss in 24 Hours Amid 2025's Largest Liquidation Event
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Cryptos Newss
  
  Dogecoin traders have suffered a significant loss of over $65 million in the past 24 hours, marking the largest liquidation event of 2025. Long traders faced the brunt of the losses, accounting for $54.81 million, triggering a cascading effect throughout the crypto market, resulting in over $1 billion in liquidations.
- Dogecoin (DOGE) Long Traders Stunned as Liquidation Hits $11 Million
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am U_Today
  
  Dogecoin (DOGE) traders experienced significant liquidations, with long position traders facing $9.90 million in losses, while short positions liquidated $1.28 million. The imbalance stems from DOGE's downward trend, with its price failing to recover after falling below $0.3780. The liquidations have been accompanied by a decline in trading volume of 21.48% to $2.59 billion, leaving the price outlook uncertain amidst a recent whale accumulation of DOGE.
- New Zealand’s Cryptopia pays back $225m to account holders after Liquidation
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am crypto.news
  
  Cryptopia, a defunct crypto exchange, has begun refunding $225 million to over 10,000 account holders in the first phase of its distribution plan. Liquidators have been working to identify and compensate users since Cryptopia's bankruptcy in 2020, with the initial distribution including Bitcoin (BTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE) funds.
- Crypto Crash: Traders Face $1.7B Liquidation in Just 24 Hours
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am CoinEagle
  
  The cryptocurrency market faced its highest single-day liquidation in 24 hours, heavily impacting Ethereum (ETH) and Dogecoin (DOGE) holders. Bitcoin dominance surged, indicating a potential continuation of the downtrend for altcoins. The global market cap declined by 4.11%, while trading volume spiked by 114.40%. Experts predict a delay in the anticipated altcoin rally due to prevailing market conditions.
- Bitcoin tanks, altcoins bleed: Nearly $2 billion wiped out in Liquidation frenzy
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Cryptopolitan_News
  
  Global crypto market plunges over 5% as Bitcoin (BTC) experiences a steep sell-off. The sell-off extends to smaller cryptocurrencies, with some experiencing losses of up to 15%. Bitcoin's price has plummeted over 4%, triggering panic and liquidations totaling $1.76 billion. Despite the decline, BTC remains up 120% year-to-date.

Jan / 25
- 3,750% Liquidation Imbalance Stuns XRP Bulls, Bitcoin ETFs Attract Nearly $250 Million Worth of Inflows, Dogecoin ETF Filing Sparks Surprise...
  
  Jan 25, 2025 at 04:34 am U_Today
  
  Major cryptocurrencies experienced notable developments on January 22. XRP showed unusual trading activity with a high imbalance in liquidated futures positions, indicating possible overconfidence. Bitcoin saw increased whale accumulation and ETF inflows, suggesting optimism. Dogecoin's price surprisingly fell after the filing for a Dogecoin ETF, despite the potential for long-term value enhancement.

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