ChainCatcher reports, citing Coinglass, that $152 million in crypto positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $88.73 million of the total, while short positions lost $63.05 million. Bitcoin longs saw $8.36 million in liquidations and Bitcoin shorts $4.96 million; Ethereum longs recorded $8.46 million and Ethereum shorts $4.93 million. Across the market, 78,910 traders were liquidated during the period. The largest single liquidation order was on Hyperliquid's XYZ:SPCX-USD pair, worth $1.53 million.
Over the last 24 hours, the crypto market racked up $152 million in liquidations, based on Coinglass figures cited by ChainCatcher. Long positions took the bigger hit at $88.73 million. Shorts, by comparison, lost $63.05 million.
Bitcoin leaned the same way. Long liquidations came in at $8.36 million, against $4.96 million for Bitcoin shorts. Ethereum showed a matching split: $8.46 million in long liquidations and $4.93 million in short liquidations.
In that same window, 78,910 traders were liquidated across the world. The biggest single liquidation order hit Hyperliquid's XYZ:SPCX-USD trading pair. Its value: $1.53 million.
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