Tracking the $NIGHT on-chain data reveals that the recent large fluctuations were indeed caused by Spot Get Liquidated. The scale of a single liquidation was about 1.5 million NIGHT, which is equivalent to 0.9% of the circulating supply. From the on-chain data, the top ten Holdings' share dropped from 135.7% to 134%, which basically matches the scale of this liquidation.
What is more worth noting is the current market structure— the top ten still maintain a high proportion of 135%, while the borrowing volume is as high as 35%. This combination does pose risks. There have already been signs of phased selling in the market, but considering the existing leverage exposure and borrowing pressure, there may still be risk events triggered in the future. Ultimately, who is hedging the market and who is accumulating positions, this situation is evolving.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 2025-12-25 11:40
Such a high proportion among the top ten, borrowing coins and repaying 35%... How exciting is that? Any small movement could trigger a big reaction.
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AirdropHarvester
· 2025-12-25 06:07
Top ten holdings are over 135% + 35% borrowed coins, this ratio really can't be sustained anymore.
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LootboxPhobia
· 2025-12-24 23:09
The top ten 135% is still high; this borrowing ratio is really outrageous. It will blow up sooner or later.
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Blockchainiac
· 2025-12-22 12:52
The 135% top ten share really can't hold up anymore; they started to fluctuate after clearing 1.5 million coins. How many more bombs are waiting ahead?
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MEVictim
· 2025-12-22 12:45
How can a 135% share be so stable? It must be so boring, feeling like just waiting for the next explosion.
Tracking the $NIGHT on-chain data reveals that the recent large fluctuations were indeed caused by Spot Get Liquidated. The scale of a single liquidation was about 1.5 million NIGHT, which is equivalent to 0.9% of the circulating supply. From the on-chain data, the top ten Holdings' share dropped from 135.7% to 134%, which basically matches the scale of this liquidation.
What is more worth noting is the current market structure— the top ten still maintain a high proportion of 135%, while the borrowing volume is as high as 35%. This combination does pose risks. There have already been signs of phased selling in the market, but considering the existing leverage exposure and borrowing pressure, there may still be risk events triggered in the future. Ultimately, who is hedging the market and who is accumulating positions, this situation is evolving.