CoinGlass information shows a big rise in liquidations in the last 24 hours, with jobs valued at over $100 million erased. Particularly, statistics reveal entire liquidations of more than $166 million; Bitcoin shorts make up approximately $52.33 million of this total. One source estimates that nearly 130,946 traders were liquidated over the previous 24 hours with total liquidations totaling $551.34 million, therefore showing a major impact on the market. Among traders lately, the data points to a higher rate of short liquidations.

Search aboutWith inflows of roughly $3.37 billion in the five days leading up to August 20, 2025, Ethereum (ETH) ETFs far surpassed Bitcoin ETF inflows and underlined Ethereum's increasing institutional appeal. With BlackRock's ETHA ETF leading at $520 million and Fidelity's FETH ETF bringing $57 million, ETH ETFs attracted $640 million on August 20 alone. Though there was some volatility, including $197 million in outflows on August 18 owing to more unstaking and price swings, the general tendency remains bullish, driven by corporate treasury accumulation and a shrinking supply of ETH on exchanges, showing great confidence in Ethereum's long-run potential.

ETHUSD showed a minor pullback on institutional demand. It hit a low of $4062 yesterday and is currently trading around $4320. Overall trend remains bullish as long as support $3500 remains intact. Watch out for $4500, any break above targets $4770/$5000/$6000. A robust bullish trend will only materialize above $5000.

Immediate support is around $4000. Any violation below will drag the price down to $3700/$3550/$3500/$3380/$3200/$3000. A breach below $3000 could see Ethereum plummet to $2770/$2500.