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Ethereum sell-off liquidates $439M in longs as staking supply hits record

Ethereum sell-off liquidates $439M in longs as staking supply hits record

tags. Ensure accuracy. Meta description: "Ethereum's sell-off liquidated over $439M in long positions in 24 hours. ETH nears its February low as staking supply tops 32% and Bitmine scoops up 25,000 ETH." -> "La liquidación de Ethereum eliminó más de $439 millones en posiciones largas en 24 horas. ETH se acerca a su mínimo de febrero mientras el suministro en staking supera el 32% y Bitmine adquiere 25,000 ETH." Check crypto terms: "sell-off" -> "liquidación" or "venta masiva"? "sell-off" often translated as "venta masiva" but context is liquidation of longs. Maybe "liquidación" works. "Longs" -> "posiciones largas". "Staking supply" -> "suministro en staking". "Funding rates" -> "tasas de financiación". "Whale accumulation" -> "acumulación de ballenas". "Credible neutrality" -> "neutralidad creíble". Maintain original company names: CoinGlass, Binance, CryptoQuant, Lookonchain, Bitmine, Fundstrat, Electric Capital, etc. Keep numbers and percentages. Ensure HTML structure intact:
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. Translate headings: "Longs get squeezed" -> "Las posiciones largas se ven afectadas" or "Aprietan a los largos"? Better: "Las posiciones largas sufren presión" or "La presión sobre los largos". I'll use "Los largos sufren presión". "One trader's $1,700 bet" -> "La apuesta de $1,700 de un trader". "Staking ticks higher" -> "El staking sigue subiendo" or "El staking marca un nuevo máximo". "Whale accumulation" -> "Acumulación de ballenas". "Geopolitical angle" -> "Ángulo geopolítico". Translate content naturally. For example: "The sell-off accelerated, wiping out over $439 million in long positions within 24 hours." -> "La venta masiva se aceleró, eliminando más de $439 millones en posiciones largas en 24 horas." But careful: "sell-off" can also be "liquidación" as in the title. Use consistent term. In title I used "liquidación" but in content "venta masiva" might be fine. However, to be consistent, use "liquidación" for sell-off? Actually "sell-off" is a market term for rapid selling. In crypto context, "sell-off" often translated as "venta masiva" or "liquidación" when referring to forced liquidation. Since the article mentions liquidations, I'll use "liquidación" for the title and "venta masiva" in the body? Let's decide: In the first sentence: "Ethereum took another hit this week. The sell-off accelerated..." -> "Ethereum sufrió otro golpe esta semana. La liquidación se aceleró..." That works because it's referring to the same event. But careful: "sell-off" and "liquidation" are different but here the sell-off caused liquidations. I think it's okay to use "liquidación" to mean the sell-off, but in Spanish "liquidación" can also mean clearance sale. Better to use "venta masiva" for the price decline. However, the article title uses "sell-off" and we translated as "liquidación" which might be ambiguous. Let's reconsider: For title, "sell-off liquidates" could be "La liquidación de Ethereum elimina..." Actually "sell-off" is the event, and "liquidates" is the verb. So "La venta masiva de Ethereum liquida $439M en largos..." That might be more accurate. But then "liquidates" is verb "liquida". I'll go with: "La venta masiva de Ethereum liquida $439 millones en posiciones largas mientras el suministro en staking alcanza un récord". That sounds natural. In content, first sentence: "Ethereum took another hit this week. The sell-off accelerated..." -> "Ethereum sufrió otro golpe esta semana. La venta masiva se aceleró..." That's fine. Then later "the flush was broad" -> "la liquidación fue amplia" or "la purga fue amplia"? "flush" here means liquidation wave. Use "liquidación". I'll keep consistency: use "venta masiva" for the price decline, and "liquidación" for the forced closing of positions. Now translate the entire content. Write in JSON. Ensure proper escaping if needed. Since it's a JSON response, we need to escape double quotes inside strings. But the HTML content contains double quotes in tags? Actually it has
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etc., no quotes inside. But if there are quotes, we need to escape. In this text, there are no quotes except around numbers? No. So safe. Let me write step by step. Title: "La venta masiva de Ethereum liquida $439 millones en posiciones largas mientras el suministro en staking alcanza un récord" Meta: "La venta masiva de Ethereum eliminó más de $439 millones en posiciones largas en 24 horas. ETH se acerca a su mínimo de febrero mientras el suministro en staking supera el 32% y Bitmine adquiere 25,000 ETH." Content: Translate each paragraph. First paragraph: "Ethereum took another hit this week. The sell-off accelerated, wiping out over $439 million in long positions within 24 hours. The move puts the second-largest crypto within striking distance of its February low, and data from CoinGlass shows the flush was broad." -> "Ethereum sufrió otro golpe esta semana. La venta masiva se aceleró, eliminando más de $439 millones en posiciones largas en 24 horas. El movimiento coloca a la segunda criptomoneda más grande al alcance de su mínimo de febrero, y los datos de CoinGlass muestran que la liquidación fue amplia." Note: "flush" -> "liquidación" (the wave of liquidations). Good. Heading 1:

Longs get squeezed

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Los largos sufren presión

Paragraph: "Over the past day, more than $439 million in long positions were liquidated across exchanges, according to CoinGlass. The pressure was especially acute on Binance, where ETH funding rates jumped to their highest level since the start of 2026. That spike signals a market crowded with leverage — and when the price turned, the unwind was violent." -> "En el último día, más de $439 millones en posiciones largas fueron liquidadas en todos los exchanges, según CoinGlass. La presión fue especialmente aguda en Binance, donde las tasas de financiación de ETH saltaron a su nivel más alto desde principios de 2026. Ese pico indica un mercado saturado de apalancamiento, y cuando el precio giró, la liquidación fue violenta." Note: "unwind" -> "liquidación" also, but context is the unwinding of positions. Use "desmontaje"? I think "liquidación" is fine. "ETH dropped around 9.5% over the last week, though the exact price action shifts by the minute." -> "ETH cayó aproximadamente un 9.5% en la última semana, aunque la acción del precio exacta cambia minuto a minuto." Heading 2:

One trader's $1,700 bet

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La apuesta de $1,700 de un trader

Paragraph: "Crypto trader Bren sees the sell-off as still unfolding. He predicts an impulsive run toward $1,700, with the possibility of a double bottom — or a further drop. Still, he remains long-term bullish on the asset. That target would match Ethereum's February low, a level that has held since early 2026." -> "El trader de cripto Bren considera que la venta masiva aún se está desarrollando. Predice un movimiento impulsivo hacia $1,700, con la posibilidad de un doble suelo — o una caída adicional. No obstante, sigue siendo alcista a largo plazo sobre el activo. Ese objetivo coincidiría con el mínimo de febrero de Ethereum, un nivel que se ha mantenido desde principios de 2026." Heading 3:

Staking ticks higher

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El staking marca un nuevo máximo

Paragraph: "Despite the price pain, more ETH keeps getting locked up. Over 32% of total supply — roughly 39.5 million