Coinglass: Crypto liquidations reach $82.6906 million in 24 hours, with shorts exceeding longs

Coinglass: Crypto liquidations reach $82.6906 million in 24 hours, with shorts exceeding longs

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2026-06-21 20:00:51
According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, total crypto liquidations over the past 24 hours reached $82.6906 million, involving 58,696 traders globally. The largest single liquidation occurred on Bybit’s BTCUSDT pair.
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ChainCatcher reported, citing Coinglass data, that total liquidations across the crypto market reached $82.6906 million over the past 24 hours. Long liquidations accounted for $37.7242 million, while short liquidations totaled $44.9664 million. Based on the reported figures, short liquidations were higher than long liquidations during the period.

For Bitcoin, long positions saw $4.0104 million in liquidations, while Bitcoin short positions recorded $12.1604 million in liquidations. For Ethereum, long liquidations reached $6.7983 million, compared with $4.4885 million in short liquidations. These figures describe the liquidation distribution across the two major crypto assets during the latest 24-hour window.

Coinglass data also showed that 58,696 traders worldwide were liquidated over the same period. The largest single liquidation order took place on Bybit’s BTCUSDT trading pair, with a value of $2.0132 million. Liquidation data is commonly used to track the scale and direction of forced position closures in crypto derivatives markets.

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