The leverage trading market in the past 24 hours has been tumultuous. According to data, the total liquidation amount across the entire network in the past 24 hours reached $477 million, with long positions liquidated at $432 million and short positions approximately $44.85 million. Clearly, longs have borne a greater impact.
Specifically, among mainstream cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin long liquidations were the largest, reaching $127 million, while short liquidations were relatively mild at about $8.4 million. Ethereum's situation is similar, with long liquidations at $108 million and short liquidations around $9.53 million. This asymmetric liquidation pattern reflects market suppression of longs during this period.
In terms of participant scale, a total of 138,857 people were liquidated worldwide in the past 24 hours. The most notable case was a single BTC-USD contract trade on the Hyperliquid platform, with a liquidation size of $3.6396 million, fully demonstrating the high risk of high-leverage trading.
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ProtocolRebel
· 01-11 08:43
Another day of bloodshed and chaos, why are the bulls so miserable...
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3.63 million liquidation in a single trade? How greedy must this guy be to play like that...
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Oh my god, over 432 million in liquidations, I just want to know how many were 15x or 20x margin calls...
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Short positions only liquidated 44.85 million, honestly, this ratio doesn't seem right. What is the market maker playing at?
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138,857 people gave up within 24 hours, this number sounds absolutely ridiculous.
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Bitcoin alone was liquidated for 127 million, the crypto community really dares to play...
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That's why I only do spot trading. Looking at the long and short differences, I just lol.
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The Hyperliquid order was so crazy, a leverage monster.
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Another day of the bulls losing out, when will the bears get a turn to taste the flavor?
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Liquidations of 477 million in a day, feels like we're cutting leeks every day.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-10 00:52
Another day of longs being slaughtered, with 430 million in liquidation... Leverage really is a double-edged sword.
363,000 single liquidation? Damn, this guy probably can't sleep at night.
So much for bottom fishing, it all turned into taking the hit.
Shorts are actually thriving so comfortably, this market is really crazy.
Longs are already working hard just to stay alive.
This game of leverage is definitely not for ordinary people.
4.77 billion lost in a day, who the hell would still dare to go long?
When I saw this data, my mindset just collapsed.
High leverage = high money outflow. Hyperliquid's order is a bloody lesson.
Tens of thousands of people liquidated... Just thinking about it is terrifying.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-09 23:40
Shorts win big, longs are slaughtered again. 432 million in liquidations, that number sounds painful.
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3.63 million single liquidation, does anyone in your team play like this? Truly speechless.
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Bitcoin long positions with over 100 million in liquidation, the shorts are really comfortable this wave. Those who should have cut losses already did.
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138,857 people liquidated, this is the reality of high leverage. Every time I see this data, I advise friends not to touch it.
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Another day of longs being brutally beaten, when will it end?
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Hyperliquid's position lost crazy money, yet they still dare to open such a large leverage.
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Feels like longs haven't won recently, getting hammered every day. Shorts are laughing to death.
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4.77 billion in liquidations in one day, averaging over 330,000 per person liquidated. This number is truly frightening.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-09 17:21
They're starting to harvest the chives again; all the long positions have been wiped out.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 01-08 15:03
Another day of long positions being slaughtered, 432 million directly evaporated. This is what you call the cost of being a rookie trader.
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3.63 million liquidation in one trade? Brother, you must have a heart of steel. I’d be taking my hat off for him.
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Hyperliquid’s people are really crazy. Leveraging to the sky and still complaining about the market being unfriendly.
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A liquidation with a long-short ratio of 10:1. The short sellers must be celebrating, haha.
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477 million USD... How many people must be drinking Northwest wind? Seriously, don’t mess with leverage.
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Seeing news like this makes me grateful I only trade spot. Everyone, don’t be greedy.
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138,857 people liquidated in one day? So no one managed to leave this market alive?
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Over 127 million USD in Bitcoin longs liquidated. As expected, a slight technical mistake was all it took.
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-08 15:02
Here we go again, harvesting the little guys, huh? 477 million just gone... This bullish wave is really stubborn.
A liquidation wave is coming, and this data is hard to watch. BTC long positions were smashed for 127 million. Do they deserve it? Not really, leverage is inherently designed to take people's money.
A single liquidation of 3.63 million, some are really gambling with their lives... Hyperliquid, you don't have to go this far to become famous.
Why are the longs so miserable? Even the shorts are joining in the feast.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-08 14:53
Another nightmare day for the bulls, 430 million dollars just disappeared, leverage is truly poison.
That liquidation of 3.63 million on Hyperliquid, I just want to know how that guy is doing now...
The bears won again, counterattacking with a brutal pounding, this market is really hopeless.
Those who buy long are always the most miserable, isn't that a law?
138,857 people were forced out within 24 hours, each with a story behind them... I don't want to know.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-08 14:50
Bulls got slaughtered again, those liquidation numbers this round are painful to look at.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-08 14:48
Another day of bullish bloodshed, leverage really is a quick way to poverty...
These liquidation data look painful, losing 3.63 million USD in one go must be heartbreaking...
Fortunately, I stopped using leverage a long time ago, now I just watch the excitement.
Actually, if you can survive and leave leveraged trading, that's considered a win.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-08 14:45
Another day of bullish bloodshed... $432 million just disappeared
A margin call of $3.64 million, this guy must be really reckless
Leverage is a contrarian indicator. The more people are bullish, the easier it is to hit a reverse crash
The bears are laughing all the way, only making a few tens of millions. The bulls are going bankrupt directly, this is unbalanced
How come there are still people willing to play like this? Are they really brainless or just too greedy
The leverage trading market in the past 24 hours has been tumultuous. According to data, the total liquidation amount across the entire network in the past 24 hours reached $477 million, with long positions liquidated at $432 million and short positions approximately $44.85 million. Clearly, longs have borne a greater impact.
Specifically, among mainstream cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin long liquidations were the largest, reaching $127 million, while short liquidations were relatively mild at about $8.4 million. Ethereum's situation is similar, with long liquidations at $108 million and short liquidations around $9.53 million. This asymmetric liquidation pattern reflects market suppression of longs during this period.
In terms of participant scale, a total of 138,857 people were liquidated worldwide in the past 24 hours. The most notable case was a single BTC-USD contract trade on the Hyperliquid platform, with a liquidation size of $3.6396 million, fully demonstrating the high risk of high-leverage trading.