According to Coinglass data reported by ChainCatcher, total liquidations across cryptocurrency markets reached $63.5172 million in the past 24 hours. Long positions lost $25.0859 million, while short positions lost $38.4313 million, with shorts bearing the larger portion of the sell-off. Breaking it down by asset, Bitcoin long liquidations amounted to $2.8709 million and Bitcoin short liquidations reached $8.328 million. Ethereum long liquidations were $1.7652 million and Ethereum short liquidations were $4.692 million. The total number of traders liquidated globally during the same 24-hour stretch came to 41,390. The largest single liquidation order was executed on Binance's SOLUSDT pair, valued at $944,000. These figures, sourced from Coinglass, cover all major exchanges. Across the entire market, shorts accounted for roughly 60% of all liquidations. The data also shows that both Bitcoin and Ethereum short liquidations exceeded long liquidations in dollar terms. This report was first published by ChainCatcher. All figures are in U.S. dollars.
According to Coinglass data, total liquidations across crypto markets reached $63.5172 million over the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $25.0859 million, while short positions accounted for $38.4313 million.
Bitcoin long liquidations came in at $2.8709 million, with short liquidations at $8.328 million. Ethereum saw $1.7652 million in long liquidations and $4.692 million in short liquidations during the same period.
Globally, 41,390 traders were liquidated over the 24-hour window. The largest single liquidation order took place on Binance's SOLUSDT pair, worth $944,000.
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