Crypto derivatives traders saw $57.44 million in liquidations across the market over the past four hours, according to data cited by BlockBeats from Coinglass on Sept. 22. Long positions accounted for the larger share at $40.99 million, while short liquidations totaled $16.44 million. Over the past 24 hours, 137,347 traders were liquidated globally, with total liquidations reaching $1.059 billion. The largest single liquidation order was recorded on Hyperliquid in the BTC-USD pair, valued at $20.86 million. The figures point to heavier losses on the long side during the latest four-hour window.

Coinglass data showed that total liquidations across the crypto market reached $1.03 billion over the past 24 hours. Of that amount, long positions accounted for $190 million, while short positions made up $840 million. Bitcoin liquidations included $73.3757 million in longs and $536 million in shorts. Ethereum liquidations came to $37.5403 million for longs and $145 million for shorts. The data also showed that 135,394 traders were liquidated globally during the same period. The largest single liquidation order was recorded on Hyperliquid in the BTC-USD pair, with a value of $20.8621 million. The figures were cited by ChainCatcher, which attributed the data to Coinglass.

Crypto market liquidations totaled $495 million over the past 24 hours, according to CoinGlass, with 102,048 traders liquidated across the market. Short positions made up the bulk of the losses at $440 million, while long liquidations came in at $54.9397 million. Bitcoin led the liquidation tally with about $228 million, including $5.5453 million in long liquidations and $223 million in short liquidations. Ether followed at roughly $81.8294 million, with $10.2358 million from longs and $71.5936 million from shorts. Other notable assets included SOL at $32.3289 million, ZEC at $27.8233 million, NEAR at $15.5351 million, and XRP at $8.5588 million. CoinGlass data also showed that the largest single liquidation order in the past 24 hours occurred on Hyperliquid’s BTC-USD trading pair, with a value of $8.5331 million. The figures point to a market where short-side liquidations dominated during the period.

Coinglass data showed that total crypto liquidations reached $178 million over the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $122 million and short positions for $55.7901 million. Within the same period, Bitcoin long liquidations came in at $35.5168 million, while Bitcoin short liquidations totaled $5.8416 million. Ethereum long liquidations reached $17.0305 million, and Ethereum short liquidations stood at $13.31 million. The data also showed that 65,365 traders were liquidated globally in the last 24 hours. The largest single liquidation order was recorded on Hyperliquid in the BTC-USD pair, with a value of $2.8439 million. The figures were cited by ChainCatcher and attributed to Coinglass.

TechFlowPost published a long-form market piece arguing that Coinbase’s planned launch of tokenized stocks on Base could have an outsized impact on Aerodrome, the largest decentralized exchange on the network. The article says Coinbase may roll out its own tokenized stock product as early as this week, with tokens backed 1:1 by shares and giving holders real equity exposure. It contrasts that structure with products already offered by Robinhood, xStocks, Ondo Finance, and Binance, which the author describes as debt or wrapped arrangements under current U.S. regulatory constraints. The piece centers on trading activity and valuation. It says tokenized stock spot DEX volume rose from $115 million in July 2025 to more than $6 billion a year later, while tokenized assets increased from 1% to 11% of all spot DEX volume. Using July 2026 data, the author estimates a $72 billion annualized run rate for tokenized stock trading on DEXs, then builds a more aggressive scenario that puts tokenized stocks at $8.3 trillion by 2030. From there, the article argues that Aerodrome’s Base market share, liquidity incentives, and planned merger-related token structure could position AERO to capture a meaningful share of that growth. The article frames all of this as the author’s own analysis and says it is not investment advice.

BlockBeats, citing Coinglass data, reported that crypto liquidations across the market totaled $1.675 billion in the past 24 hours on Aug. 22. Long positions accounted for $858 million, while short positions added up to $816 million. A total of 283,359 people were liquidated, and the largest single liquidation was a BTC-USD order on Hyperliquid worth $24.96 million.

BlockBeats reported on Aug. 22, citing Coinglass data, that the crypto market suffered a flash crash and $523 million in liquidations were recorded across the network in the past hour. Long positions accounted for $448 million of that total, while short positions made up $74.7592 million. Over the past 24 hours, 286,130 people were liquidated worldwide, with total liquidations reaching $1.801 billion. The largest single liquidation took place on Hyperliquid in BTC-USD, worth $24.96 million.

Bitcoin briefly climbed above $77,500 and Ether topped $2,400, while liquidations across the market reached about $1.254 billion in 24 hours. The SEC put forward a new crypto-assets framework, and CFTC chair Michael Selig said industry rules will move ahead even if the Clarity Act stalls. Trump said Selig is pushing Hyperliquid into the U.S. in a fully compliant way, while Citi, Tether, Kraken, Metaplanet and Ondo all announced new moves.