November is halfway done, and the altcoin market cap has plummeted below $1 trillion. It’s like the crypto world decided to go on a crash diet, but forgot to consult a financial trainer. Now, with sentiment hitting rock bottom, volatility is the only thing that’s soaring-along with the risk of liquidations that could make your 401(k) look like a stable investment. 🌪️💔
Which altcoins are about to face the financial guillotine? And what bizarre factors are at play? Let’s dive in, shall we? 🕵️♂️🔍
1. Ethereum (ETH): The Short Sellers’ Nightmare 🎢💤
Ethereum’s liquidation map looks like a bad breakup-all imbalance and no resolution. Traders are piling into Short positions like it’s a Black Friday sale at Walmart. But if ETH decides to rebound this week, these Short sellers might as well start drafting their apology letters to their bank accounts. 📉💸
If ETH climbs above $3,500, over $3 billion in Short positions could vanish faster than a vegan at a steakhouse. Meanwhile, Long positions would only lose about $1.2 billion if ETH drops below $2,700. Talk about a one-sided relationship. 💔📊
Short sellers are clinging to their positions like a cat on a curtain rod, citing ETH ETFs’ $728.3 million in outflows and Arthur Hayes’ recent ETH dump. But technically, ETH is sitting pretty at a support zone around $3,100-a level that’s historically triggered rebounds more reliable than a Swiss watch. ⏰🚀
$ETH: BUY signal just flashed
Ethereum just hit max fear levels.
Historically, we bounced EVERY SINGLE TIME from here.
I buy fear now – I sell greed in early 2026. 😎💰
– Wimar.X (@DefiWimar) November 16, 2025
With sentiment in “extreme fear” territory, an ETH recovery seems as likely as a David Sedaris essay making you laugh and cry simultaneously. Short traders, beware-your losses could be spectacular. 🎭💥
2. Solana (SOL): The ETF Darling with a Short-Selling Problem 🌞🐳
Solana’s liquidation map is another tale of Short dominance. SOL’s dip below $150 has traders predicting a nosedive to $100, with even whales joining the short-selling party. But hold on-SOL ETFs are telling a different story, with $12 million in net inflows on November 14 and $46 million for the week. Someone forgot to invite the bears to this party. 🎉🐻
If SOL rebounds to $156, nearly $800 million in Short positions could get liquidated. Conversely, a drop to $120 would only trigger $350 million in Long liquidations. It’s like SOL is playing financial Jenga, and everyone’s holding their breath. 🧱😬
3. Zcash (ZEC): The Longs’ House of Cards 🃏🏠
Zcash is the odd one out here-its liquidation map shows Long traders are the ones at risk. Short-term traders are betting on ZEC to keep hitting higher highs, thanks to a surge in Zcash Shielded Pool locks and expert predictions of a $10,000 price tag. But ZEC keeps getting rejected at the $700 level like a bad Tinder date. Swipe left, anyone? ❌💔
If ZEC drops below $600, Long liquidations could top $123 million. And with total open interest hitting an all-time high of $1.38 billion, leveraged positions are as risky as a game of Russian roulette with a fully loaded revolver. 🎲💥
So, if you’re holding Long positions in ZEC, enjoy the ride-but have your parachute ready. Without a clear exit strategy, you might find yourself in a financial free fall. 🪂💸
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2025-11-17 13:07