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🚀 Short-Term Holders Face Significant Losses, Reports Glassnode

According to BlockBeats, Glassnode's analysis reveals a substantial increase in actual losses for short-term holders, with the 7-day moving average reaching $427 million per day. This marks the highest level since November 2022.

The analysis indicates that panic selling has peaked and intensified, surpassing the loss levels observed during the previous two major lows of the current cycle.


#ShortTermHolders #Losses #Glassnode #PanicSelling #Cryptocurrency #BlockBeats #MarketAnalysis #CryptoLosses #CryptoMarket #November2022
🚀 Whale Address Faces Significant Losses in ETH and XRP Positions

According to BlockBeats, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) has reported that a whale address, known for earning over $39.88 million through seven short positions since the flash crash on October 11, is currently experiencing substantial unrealized losses in its long positions on ETH and XRP.

The address has accumulated a total unrealized loss of $18.58 million. Specifically, it holds a long position of $184 million in ETH at an opening price of $3,219, resulting in an unrealized loss of $11.6 million. Additionally, it has a long position of $94 million in ETH at an opening price of $2.29, with an unrealized loss of $7.4 million.


#WhaleAddress #ETH #XRP #UnrealizedLosses #Blockchain #Crypto #AiYi #FlashCrash #ShortPositions #LongPositions #CryptoLosses
🚀 Onchain Lens Reports Significant Losses in ETH Positions

According to Foresight News, monitoring by Onchain Lens reveals that the ETH long positions held by Machi Big Brother have faced partial liquidation once again, resulting in a loss of approximately $20.18 million.

#OnchainLens #ETH #MachiBigBrother #partialliquidation #cryptolosses #ForesightNews
🚀 Crypto Market Today: Global Markets Hit by ‘Black Friday’ Rout as Bitcoin Plunges to $82K and Nearly 390,000 Traders Liquidated

Global financial markets faced a brutal “Black Friday” sell-off on Friday, with cryptocurrency traders suffering some of the steepest losses. Bitcoin fell to $82,000, triggering one of the largest liquidation events of the year and wiping billions from digital asset valuations.According to ChainCatcher, more than 389,052 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours, with total liquidation losses exceeding $1.9 billion. The global crypto market capitalization sank below $3 trillion, falling 8.5% in a single day.Global Stocks Fall Sharply as Risk-Off Sentiment SpreadsThe panic wasn’t limited to digital assets. Risk aversion hit equities worldwide:United StatesU.S. stocks opened higher but closed sharply lower, reversing early gains.EuropeMajor European benchmarks opened lower and extended declines through the session.AsiaKOSPI (South Korea): closed down 3.78%, with a 3.95% weekly loss.Nikkei 225 (Japan): fell 2.40%, down 3.48% for the week.China A-shares: dropped 2%, breaking below the 3,900 level on heavy turnover.Hong Kong indices: all hit new multi-month lows, with the Hang Seng Index down 2.38%.The synchronized declines reflect growing global concerns about tightening liquidity, recession risks, and mixed macroeconomic signals from the U.S. and Asia.Even Safe-Haven Assets Are Selling OffIn an unusual turn, traditional safe-haven assets also fell:Spot gold: down 1.2% to $4,028.23/ozSpot silver: down 3%+ to $49.12/ozThe drop suggests widespread forced deleveraging and cash-raising across asset classes — a pattern typical during systemic risk events.A Broad-Based MeltdownFriday’s steep declines across cryptocurrencies, equities, and precious metals underscore rising global fragility. With markets simultaneously selling off risk assets and safe havens, analysts warn that liquidity stress, macro uncertainty, and tightening financial conditions are amplifying volatility.Bitcoin’s plunge to $82,000 — and nearly 390,000 liquidated positions — highlights how quickly leverage unwound across the crypto ecosystem.

#CryptoMarket #Bitcoin #Liquidation #BlackFridaySelloff #GlobalMarkets #Stocks #Equities #RiskOff #CryptoLosses #FinancialMarkets #RecessionRisks #Macroeconomic #Liquidity #Deleveraging #SafeHavenAssets #Gold #Silver #MarketVolatility #DigitalAssets #GlobalFragility #SystemicRisk #BTC
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🚀 Ethereum Holdings of Huang Licheng Face Significant Losses

According to BlockBeats, monitoring by HyperInsight reveals that the Ethereum long positions held by Huang Licheng, also known as 'Machi,' have incurred a floating loss of $164,000. Previously, these positions had experienced a floating profit exceeding $1.6 million. Despite market trends, 'Machi' has continued to increase his long positions.

Currently, the position involves a 25x leverage on 7,925 ETH, with an opening price of $3,057.48 and a liquidation price of $2,990.67.


#Ethereum #HuangLicheng #Machi #CryptoLosses #EthereumPositions #Leverage #BlockBeats #HyperInsight #ETH
🚀 Market Downturn Leads to Significant Losses for Machi in Ethereum Trading

According to Foresight News, Onchain Lens monitoring has revealed that Machi Big Brother (@machibigbrother) faced partial liquidation of his 25x leveraged long position in Ethereum due to the market downturn. Eleven hours ago, he closed part of his position at a loss, and the remaining holdings are currently showing an unrealized loss of approximately $480,000. Overall, Machi has incurred losses exceeding $21.6 million.

#MarketDownturn #MachiBigBrother #EthereumTrading #OnchainLens #LeveragedPosition #PartialLiquidation #UnrealizedLoss #CryptoLosses #ForesightNews #ETH
🚀 Crypto Market Sees $484 Million in Liquidations Over 24 Hours

According to BlockBeats, data from Coinglass reveals that the crypto market experienced liquidations totaling $484 million in the past 24 hours. Of this amount, long positions accounted for $336 million, while short positions saw liquidations of $148 million.

#CryptoMarket #Liquidations #Blockchain #Coinglass #CryptoNews #MarketTrends #LongPositions #ShortPositions #CryptoLosses
🚀 Ethereum Position Faces Significant Losses Amid Market Fluctuations

According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, the Ethereum holdings of 'Machi' Huang Licheng have experienced a substantial unrealized loss exceeding $230,000. The position involves a 25x leverage on 7,400 ETH, with an entry price of $2,976.22 and a liquidation price of $2,866.48. Over the past week, the address recorded a profit of $200,000, while the past month saw a loss of $3.46 million.

#Ethereum #marketfluctuations #cryptolosses #MachiHuang #ETH #blockbeats #leverage #unrealizedloss #cryptotrading #cryptoinvestment
🚀 Hundreds of Wallets Targeted in EVM Chain Thefts

According to PANews, hundreds of wallets across multiple EVM chains have been subjected to small-scale thefts, with each victim losing less than $2,000. The underlying cause of these incidents remains unidentified. To date, approximately $107,000 has been stolen from these wallets, and the total losses continue to rise.

#EVMChain #walletthefts #cryptocrime #blockchainsecurity #PANews #cryptolosses #smallscaletheft
🚀 Immunefi CEO Highlights Human Factor in Future Crypto Security Challenges

According to ChainCatcher, Immunefi CEO Mitchell Amador stated in a recent interview that despite the ongoing rise in cryptocurrency losses, on-chain security is improving. The year 2025 marked the highest number of hacking incidents on record, but the most significant security failures were not due to on-chain code vulnerabilities. Instead, they stemmed from Web2 operational errors, such as password mishandling, private key exposure, compromised devices, and human mistakes.

As code becomes increasingly difficult to exploit, the primary attack vector for crypto security in 2026 will be human-related factors. This aspect has become a critical weak point that Web3 participants must prioritize. This perspective aligns with findings from a Chainalysis report, which revealed that cryptocurrency losses due to scams and fraud amounted to approximately $17 billion in 2025. The report noted a 1400% year-on-year increase in impersonation scams, while AI-driven scams demonstrated a profitability rate 450% higher than traditional methods.


#Immunefi #CryptoSecurity #Web3 #HumanFactor #Cryptocurrency #PasswordMishandling #PrivateKeyExposure #HackingIncidents #Blockchain #Scams #Fraud #AI #CryptoLosses #Chainalysis #Web2 #SecurityChallenges