Crypto Market Sees $129M in Liquidations in 24 Hours: Longs Hit Hard with $92.6M Losses

Crypto Market Sees $129M in Liquidations in 24 Hours: Longs Hit Hard with $92.6M Losses

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2026-06-28 22:31:27
据Coinglass数据,过去24小时加密货币市场爆仓总额达1.29亿美元,其中多单爆仓9259.86万美元,空单爆仓3594.52万美元。比特币多单爆仓2675.33万美元,以太坊多单爆仓2686.3万美元。全网6万余人被爆仓,最大单笔爆仓出现在Bybit的BTCUSDT合约,价值208.26万美元。市场波动加剧,多头仓位遭受重创。

Market Liquidation Overview

According to Coinglass data, the total liquidation volume across the crypto market over the past 24 hours reached $129 million. Long positions accounted for $92.5986 million, while short positions accounted for $35.9452 million. Longs made up approximately 71.8% of total liquidations, indicating significant pressure on bullish traders.

Liquidations by Major Assets

Bitcoin saw $26.7533 million in long liquidations and $5.5311 million in short liquidations, totaling roughly $32.2844 million. Ethereum recorded $26.863 million in long liquidations and $6.432 million in short liquidations, totaling about $33.295 million. The long-to-short liquidation ratio for both BTC and ETH exceeded 4.8:1, highlighting concentrated bullish liquidation waves in the two largest cryptocurrencies.

Market Impact and Key Data Points

Over the past 24 hours, a total of 60,302 traders faced liquidation. The single largest liquidation occurred on the Bybit exchange in the BTCUSDT perpetual contract, with a value of $2.0826 million. Such large-scale long liquidations are a strong signal of short-term market volatility, potentially leading to tighter liquidity and further price downside pressure.

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