Ethereum Short Sellers Lose $16M in 24-Hour Squeeze
Ethereum News Ethereum short sellers absorbed the heaviest losses in crypto derivatives over the past 24 hours, as a broad rebound forced bearish bets to unwind across the majors. Market data show roughly $115.7 million in total liquidations, with short positions accounting for about 54 percent, or $62.7 million, against $52.9 million in long liquidations. Nearly 69,424 traders were liquidated over the day, and the single largest forced order was a $1.11 million ETHUSDT position on Binance. While Bitcoin stayed range-bound, Ethereum (ETH) and other altcoins led the squeeze, tilting derivatives sentiment back toward the upside and deepening the pain for anyone positioned short. The rebound coincided with a technical breakout for Ethereum, which pushed through the $1,820 resistance zone that had capped prior advances. After clearing the level, ETH retested it as support and buyers held, printing around $1,867.98 in the session. Analysts highlight that sustained trade above $1,820 opens the door toward a $2,500 target, framing the move as a shift onto firmer technical footing. Ethereum, the largest smart-contract network hosting decentralized applications, still trades well below its all-time high, a gap bulls cite as room for extended upside if the reclaimed support continues to hold. On-chain data added a bullish









