PERMALINK 20260815_015603_ALICEUSDT
ALICEUSDT rallied 19.2% intraperiod, then reversed to finish 10.2% below its starting price.
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- PEAK MOVE
- +19.2%
- NET MOVE
- -10.2%
- TOTAL LIQUIDATED
- $321K
- MAX SINGLE LIQ
- $7K
- DURATION
- 4h 30m
- VOLUME
- $36.3M
WHY THIS LABEL
No cause signal in range — shape only; replay to judge it.
HOW THIS EVENT IS MEASURED
Peak move is the largest signed price excursion from the event's starting price. Net move is the start-to-finish change. The pump label describes the detected event class, so a later reversal changes the net move without silently changing the classification.
Data provenance and methodology →KEY MOMENTSEACH MOMENT DEEP-LINKS INTO THE TERMINAL AT THAT TICK
23:27 UTCFirst forced-selllongs liquidated · $24▶ REPLAY00:15 UTCHigh$0.1796▶ REPLAY00:20 UTCCapitulation wick2.3%▶ REPLAY01:40 UTCLargest liquidationlongs liquidated · $7K▶ REPLAYResearch markers
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DATA INCLUDED IN THIS REPLAY
Order book (L2)407KTrades / tape92.4KLiquidations400Liquidation heatmapVPIN / toxicityOI & positioning
WHAT YOU'LL SEE IN THE REPLAY
- ALICEUSDT rallied 19.2% intraperiod, then reversed to finish 10.2% below its starting price. The event lasted 4h 30m.
- $321K liquidated, largest single fill $7K.
- First forced-sell at 23:27 UTC, longs liquidated.
- Capitulation wick of 2.3% at 00:20 UTC.
- No cause was auto-detected for this move; replay the order book and tape to read it yourself.
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