#数字资产代币化浪潮 ETH at the 3150 USD mark hides a grand liquidity game.

On-chain data shows that if the price breaks through $3150, the liquidation scale of short positions across major exchanges will reach $1.055 billion; conversely, if it falls below $2950, the liquidation volume for long positions will also be $797 million. This "two-way bomb" pattern is actually a true reflection of market sentiment.

Looking back at the previous surge of BTC hitting $90,000, the liquidation zone also triggered short-term fluctuations, but it was precisely this volatility that provided an entry opportunity for flexible funds. The key point is: the liquidation chart is not a script, but a signal light for liquidity accumulation - the taller the pillars, the more intense the fluctuations may be when the price touches them.

How to play from a practical perspective? If ETH firmly stands above $3150, you can test a long position with a small amount, aiming initially towards the $3300 area; if it falls below $2950, the historical support around $2900 is worth paying attention to, and a gradual accumulation strategy is more prudent. Never go all in—last week, a friend tested the waters with three times the principal at the $92,000 position of a certain mainstream coin, ultimately earning a 15% return thanks to position management.

The market is always switching between fluctuations and balance. Understanding the capital game behind the liquidation chart is much more interesting than blindly chasing rising and falling prices.