Amidst intense market fluctuations, the derivatives market has experienced a large-scale liquidation again. According to the latest data from Coinglass, the total liquidation amount across the entire network in the past 24 hours reached $158 million, with long positions wiped out by $115 million and short positions losing $43.45 million.
Looking closely at the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin saw long position liquidations of $37.71 million, far exceeding the $4.75 million in short position losses, indicating significant pressure on longs. Ethereum was no exception, with long position liquidations of $15.80 million compared to $6.24 million in shorts, also showing a harsher outcome for longs.
In this round of market activity, a total of 89,438 people worldwide faced liquidation. The largest single liquidation event occurred on the Hyperliquid trading pair BTC-USD, with a single position worth $5.1046 million. The risks of leveraged trading are once again highlighted with every market fluctuation.
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ser_ngmi
· 12h ago
Here we go again, the bulls have been slaughtered once more
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89,438 people liquidated? How crazy is this number
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5.1 million USD in a single liquidation? Oh my god, this guy must be too greedy
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Leverage is really a capital crusher, never learning from each lesson
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Why do the longs always get caught off guard? This time they got swept again
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Seeing 158 million USD evaporate, I can't help but think of my account
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That liquidation at Hyperliquid made me laugh out loud, so brutal
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ChainMaskedRider
· 12h ago
Here we go again, the bulls are once again slaughtered at the slaughterhouse.
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$158 million gone, who the hell wasn't cut this time?
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89,438 people went to have tea together, that number is incredible.
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Leverage is just a gambler's game, don't ask me how I know.
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Hyperliquid's $5.1 million liquidation, I feel for him.
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Bulls are losing out again, and bears aren't having a good time either, it's all a hunting ground.
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Seeing Bitcoin long positions swept for over $37 million, it's really time to wake up.
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$158 million just disappeared in a day, the market is screening people.
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Ethereum's long positions have also been wiped out, is this a liquidation?
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The leverage players' blood and tears story has added another page.
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BlockTalk
· 12h ago
Is it another long position being wiped out like vegetables? 158 million wiped out in a day, this wave is quite fierce
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89,438 people liquidated... Seeing these numbers hurts a bit, luckily I only trade spot
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5.1 million USD lost in one go, this is the power of leverage. Stay calm, everyone
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This time, the longs were really lifted and beaten, with liquidation amounts far exceeding four times that of the shorts. Is someone manipulating the market?
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Every big fluctuation shatters dreams; the derivatives market is truly a meat grinder. Don’t be greedy
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 12h ago
Leverage is just a bottomless pit; the dream of getting rich overnight shatters into pieces.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12h ago
Another day of bulls being wiped out, with data showing $158 million in liquidations in a single day... Truly outrageous.
Amidst intense market fluctuations, the derivatives market has experienced a large-scale liquidation again. According to the latest data from Coinglass, the total liquidation amount across the entire network in the past 24 hours reached $158 million, with long positions wiped out by $115 million and short positions losing $43.45 million.
Looking closely at the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin saw long position liquidations of $37.71 million, far exceeding the $4.75 million in short position losses, indicating significant pressure on longs. Ethereum was no exception, with long position liquidations of $15.80 million compared to $6.24 million in shorts, also showing a harsher outcome for longs.
In this round of market activity, a total of 89,438 people worldwide faced liquidation. The largest single liquidation event occurred on the Hyperliquid trading pair BTC-USD, with a single position worth $5.1046 million. The risks of leveraged trading are once again highlighted with every market fluctuation.