Cardano long liquidations hit $217,700, or 14.5 times short liquidations

Cardano long liquidations hit $217,700, or 14.5 times short liquidations

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2026-11-02 14:09:49
CoinGlass data showed a sharp imbalance in Cardano liquidations, with long positions accounting for about $217,700 versus roughly $15,000 for shorts, putting long liquidations at about 14.5 times the short side and leaving the imbalance ratio at 1449%. ADA was down 1.29% over the past 24 hours to $0.19 and had fallen about 8% over the past week, while failing to break above $0.197. Techub, citing U.Today, said market sentiment remained cautious after the Binance hack incident, with most digital assets moving lower. On the development side, Intersect said the Node 11.2 pre-release is now out and is advancing testing for the Dijkstra hard fork. A tagged pre-release of Node 11.3 that includes Leios is expected in three to four weeks.

CoinGlass data showed that Cardano long liquidations totaled about $217,700, compared with roughly $15,000 in short liquidations, leaving long liquidations at about 14.5 times the short side and the imbalance ratio at 1449%.

On price action, ADA fell 1.29% over the past 24 hours to $0.19. Its weekly decline was about 8%, and it failed to break above $0.197. Techub, citing U.Today, said market sentiment remained cautious after the Binance hack incident, with most digital assets trading lower.

On the upgrade front, Intersect's latest update said the Node 11.2 pre-release has been launched, advancing testing for the Dijkstra hard fork. A tagged pre-release of Node 11.3, which includes Leios, is expected in three to four weeks.

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