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If you're deep into crypto trading, especially with leveraged positions, liquidation levels are like hidden landmines in the market. They show where a bunch of trades could get forcibly closed if prices hit certain points, often leading to sharp price swings. On November 25, 2025, crypto commentator MartyParty shared a snapshot of these levels for several major and emerging tokens, giving traders a heads-up on potential volatility.
MartyParty, known for hosting The Office Space and dropping macro analysis, posted this chart at 3 PM, highlighting clusters for tokens like Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), Sui (SUI), Hyperliquid's HYPE, synthetic ETH (sETH), XRP, and what appears to be SBN (possibly a lesser-known or niche token). The visual breaks down upper and lower liquidation thresholds, with colorful bands indicating where the action might heat up.
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Starting with the big players:
Bitcoin (BTC): The chart shows upper levels around $92,000 and lower at $82,500. With BTC hovering in high territories, these could act as resistance or support zones. If we dip below $85,000, expect a cascade of longs getting wiped out, which might amplify downward pressure—but on the flip side, it could set up for a rebound if bulls step in.
Solana (SOL): Levels at $144 upper and $122 lower. Solana's ecosystem is buzzing with meme tokens, so liquidations here could ripple through to projects built on it. A break below $130 might trigger sells in high-leverage SOL positions, potentially dragging down associated memes.
Sui (SUI): Upper at $1.70, lower at $1.26. Sui's been gaining traction as a fast Layer-1, but with meme activity picking up on its chain, these levels are worth watching for cross-chain effects.
Now, shifting to some tokens with meme potential:
HYPE (Hyperliquid): This one's the native token for Hyperliquid, a Layer-1 focused on decentralized trading. Levels at $36 upper and $28 lower. While not a pure meme, HYPE has seen hype (pun intended) around its launch and utility in perps trading. If you're trading meme perps on Hyperliquid, these could signal entry points for volatility plays.
sETH (Synthetic ETH or Solana Meme Variant): Upper at $3,100, lower at $2,650. There's a synthetic version from Synthetix tracking ETH, but also a meme-ish sETH on Solana via platforms like pump.fun. If it's the latter, expect wild swings—meme tokens thrive on liquidation-fueled pumps. Community chatter in replies to MartyParty's post suggests these levels might fuel "mega pumps" if cleared.
XRP (Ripple): Levels at $2.35 upper and $1.95 lower. XRP's more traditional, but with ongoing regulatory buzz, liquidations could spark short-term memes or sentiment shifts.
SBN (Unclear Variant): Upper at $900, lower at $786. This might refer to a specific token like Starbound (SBD) or a typo for BNB, but in meme circles, obscure tickers often hide gems. Keep an eye if it's a low-cap play.
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The tweet sparked quick responses from the crypto crowd. One user hoped for low liquidations signaling stability, while another noted how liqs often "fuel mega pumps." A reply recalled a similar setup last June where ETH surged 20% despite stacked levels, reminding us that volatility is the name of the game.
For meme token enthusiasts, these liquidation maps are gold. Meme coins are hyper-sensitive to broader market moves—if BTC or SOL hits a liquidation wall, it could cascade into meme dumps or squeezes. Tools like this chart help spot where weak hands might exit, creating buying opportunities for the bold.
If you're building positions in memes on Solana or exploring Hyperliquid's ecosystem, factor these in. Always remember, this isn't financial advice—just insights to level up your knowledge base. Check out more on Hyperliquid의 재단 or dive into Solana memes on platforms like pump.fun.
Stay tuned to Meme Insider for more updates on how these levels evolve and their impact on the meme token scene. What's your take—bullish or bracing for a dip?
