Ether (ETH) has lost about $54 billion in market value over nearly three weeks, falling roughly 15% as a broad altcoin sell-off coincided with a sharp decline in derivatives positions. Binance's ETH open interest dropped by nearly 20% to $5.7 billion, while total ETH open interest across markets fell to $11.5 billion. Analyst Darkfost attributes this deleveraging to falling prices, cascading liquidations, and traders reducing risk by closing positions. Drawing parallels to July's market behavior, Darkfost suggests this deleveraging phase often signals the end of a correction, potentially indicating a market stabilization and recovery ahead.
Ether's recent $54 billion market value loss contrasts with the broader cryptocurrency market on Pluang, where only 7 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose as of Oct 25, 2026, 17:21 WIB. Among notable movers, ONE fell 4.47% to Rp23 with a buy order activity of 63%, while XTZ and THETA both dropped over 4% but saw 100% buy order activity, highlighting mixed trader sentiment amid declines.
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