2026-01-08 16:26:16

In the past hour, market volatility has been intense, with the total liquidation amount surpassing $35 million. Data shows that long positions are under the most pressure, with approximately $22.83 million in longs being liquidated. Shorts were not spared either, with about $12.37 million in shorts forcibly closed.

In terms of cryptocurrencies, Ethereum leads the pack, with liquidation amounts reaching $10.84 million. Bitcoin follows closely behind, with a liquidation scale of $10.38 million. This wave of market turbulence has been fierce, causing heavy losses for leveraged traders.

ETH0,99%

BTC1,56%

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Layer2Observer

· 01-10 21:50

Let me take a look at this data... 35 million was directly爆了, the longs were hammered quite badly. This ratio is a bit interesting, with longs accounting for 65% of the爆仓 amount, and shorts only 35%, indicating that this decline mainly resulted in long positions being liquidated. However, it needs to be clarified that the statistical standards for "全网爆仓" vary across platforms, and the specific data from which exchanges are aggregated need to be verified. Ethereum and Bitcoin爆仓 amounts are roughly the same, both around 10 million, suggesting that the fund distribution is relatively even, with no particularly concentrated unilateral risk. By the way, in such intense volatility, if leverage traders' stop-loss chains are not designed properly, it's gg.

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LeverageAddict

· 01-08 20:35

Here we go again, who was greedy this time... 35 million liquidation, I ask how many haven't been taught a lesson yet? The bulls are really outrageous, over 22 million disappeared in one wave, I keep saying don't always go all-in. ETH and BTC are hurting each other again, who can withstand this rhythm... Leverage is just gambling, the ones losing money are always retail investors. Someone has gone bankrupt again, but the problem is it will continue next time... Looking at this wave, it seems like it will keep crashing down, the bulls are basically sentenced. Another 35 million gone, it's really heading towards a full liquidation.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-08 16:55

Here we go again. Only true warriors dare to leverage in this market. 35 million liquidation, longs being hammered, I just watch quietly. ETH and BTC dropping simultaneously, is this the rhythm of a dump? Leverage is just gambling; losing everything is well-deserved. Fortunately, I went all-in on spot long ago, watching these liquidation news and eating melon. Another wave of new retail investors will be wiped out this time. Long and short both getting slaughtered—it's outrageous, the whales are making a killing.

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GasWaster

· 01-08 16:50

ngl this is what happens when everyone's longing on mainnet during peak congestion... $35m liquidations and nobody's even thinking about their gwei spend lmao

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RektRecorder

· 01-08 16:47

Another bloodbath market again, both bulls and bears should stay put, not a single one should be spared haha $35 million just disappeared like that? The leverage guys are paying their tuition again This wave was mainly led by ETH smashing down, a liquidation of 10.84 million is nothing, I've seen worse Longs are bottom fishing and ending up with crap, should we keep adding leverage, everyone? The crypto world is like this, losing a fortune in an hour, this is true instant frozen dumplings Watching those friends with 1x leverage sneaking smiles nearby It's always at this point that things go wrong, lacking stop-loss awareness truly should lead to bankruptcy The liquidation of $35 million is about to start various endless analyses again Longs getting wiped out is considered lucky, at least they died quickly If someone goes all-in this time and seeks death, this market move is too brutal

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