Market liquidation in the past 24 hours: 129,300 traders were liquidated, with a total liquidation amount of $693.9M. Among them, a leading exchange's ETH-USDT trading pair recorded the largest single liquidation order, amounting to $12.90M, reflecting the high leverage risk in Ethereum swing trading.
From the perspective of open interest, #Bitcoin开放兴趣上升6.00%,显示市场参与者对比特币增仓热情回升。这一变化通常预示着交易者对后市方向信心的调整。同期#Ethereum open interest has also changed, which is worth monitoring further.
In a highly volatile market environment, frequent large liquidations serve as a reminder for traders to carefully manage risk exposure and avoid excessive leverage.
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Deconstructionist
· 11h ago
Oh no, it's those gamblers again, losing 12.9M in one go.
The liquidation numbers this time are really crazy.
BTC interest has increased, but I still think a rebound is difficult.
I don't dare to use leverage; watching others get liquidated is a bit satisfying.
130,000 people lost their money, this market is really fierce this time.
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MetaMasked
· 11h ago
Damn, it's another big liquidation day. This time, 6.9 billion USD gone in one shot, and 130,000 people were liquidated—really heartbreaking.
How did a 12.9M order get executed like that? This wave of ETH really刺激.
Bitcoin interest rose by 6 points. Is the market about to reverse? Keep an eye on it.
Still the same saying: leverage is a double-edged sword. Don't talk to me about risk management; you're either making big profits or getting liquidated.
The frequency of liquidations is truly frightening, feels like the market is shaking out the weak.
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GasOptimizer
· 11h ago
12.9M single transaction clearance, this leverage ratio must be outrageous... Just by looking at the data, you can infer that the risk model has collapsed.
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GasFeeCrier
· 11h ago
Damn, 12.9M per order? What is ETH up to?
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130,000 liquidations, that's a pretty brutal number.
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Here we go again, same old story every time... still need to see how BTC moves.
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Interest is rising? I want to see how long this can last.
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High leverage, everyone, really stop messing around.
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Almost 700 million in a day? Is this market crazy?
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ETH is getting hit pretty hard, positions are still changing... interesting.
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Talking about risk exposure every day, but the problem is no one listens.
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Is Bitcoin starting to attract more capital again?
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This is the real market education scene.
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LightningLady
· 11h ago
Once again, someone got liquidated, this time 6.9 billion USD. That's brutal.
Just saw this single liquidation of 12.9 million, it's a bit outrageous... Luckily, I didn't leverage.
BTC interest is picking up? Haha, this wave is quite interesting.
Just say it, those going all-in are just here to get money.
With such frequent liquidations, everyone needs to stay clear-headed.
It's unbelievable, 12.9M just disappeared. How can the account owner sleep at night?
Before opening a position, ask yourself, can you really withstand this wave?
This market is like eating people; without some risk awareness, you're doomed.
Just watch the show. I can't understand the operations of these leverage guys.
Market liquidation in the past 24 hours: 129,300 traders were liquidated, with a total liquidation amount of $693.9M. Among them, a leading exchange's ETH-USDT trading pair recorded the largest single liquidation order, amounting to $12.90M, reflecting the high leverage risk in Ethereum swing trading.
From the perspective of open interest, #Bitcoin开放兴趣上升6.00%,显示市场参与者对比特币增仓热情回升。这一变化通常预示着交易者对后市方向信心的调整。同期#Ethereum open interest has also changed, which is worth monitoring further.
In a highly volatile market environment, frequent large liquidations serve as a reminder for traders to carefully manage risk exposure and avoid excessive leverage.