XRP Prints 8,700% Liquidation Imbalance as $2 Wall Destroys Longs With Zero Mercy for Bulls 

XRP just printed an 8,700% liquidation imbalance as $522K in longs got wiped out near the $2 mark, turning the “bankers’ coin” into a leverage graveyard with stablecoin behavior.

XRP is looking less like a volatile cryptocurrency and more like a synthetic stablecoin — it has been fluctuating near $2 with weird consistency while the market deals with overleveraged optimists. In the last 12 hours, XRP saw $528,940 in liquidations, with long positions accounting for a mind-boggling $522,900. Short sellers were barely registered — it was just $6,040, as per CoinGlass. That is an 8,700% imbalance between longs and shorts. Just for context, Bitcoin’s liquidations during the same period added up to $815,000, but with a much more even split. Ethereum lost $2.02 million, mostly from both sides.

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Source: CRYPTO WORLD NETWORK NEWS