Yesterday's 24-hour market performance was quite volatile. Market data shows that the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $186 million — with long positions liquidated for $154 million, and shorts also faring poorly, losing $32.26 million.
Looking closely at the performance of mainstream coins: Bitcoin experienced the largest liquidation, absorbing $58.88 million; Ethereum followed closely, with a liquidation amount of $33.53 million. Such large-scale liquidations often indicate intense market sentiment swings, with both bulls and bears under pressure.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 3h ago
1.86 billion liquidation, it's the same old story... Both longs and shorts are being harvested, everyone is unlucky haha
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This time, the longs got wrecked, but shorts don't laugh, let's all be buried together
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BTC swallowed 58.88 million in one go, such an appetite, I'm impressed
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Here we go again, during big fluctuations, it's always both sides getting cut, is this how funds play?
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Liquidation waves, all these things are a nightmare for leverage guys. I'll just honestly hold my position
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154 million long liquidation, this number looks really uncomfortable... Who got trapped?
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Ethereum 33.53 million also followed along, a double kill rhythm
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TokenTaxonomist
· 6h ago
ngl, $186m in liquidations screams poor risk management across the board. lemme pull up my spreadsheet real quick—the data suggests btc holders really didn't understand their leverage profiles here. taxonomically speaking, this is just cryptographic darwinism in action, no cap.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 6h ago
Another day of bloodbath, both longs and shorts wiped out, feeling great
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$186 million explodes just like that, this time no one can walk away alive
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Looking at the liquidation amounts of Bitcoin and Ethereum, I wonder who was brave enough to leverage so high
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No, those who still dare to open positions in this kind of market are true warriors
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When the liquidation wave hits, the accounts of the retail traders automatically become the exchange's fees
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Both longs and shorts lose, this is the script the exchange loves to see
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I bet $5 that the next liquidation wave will come again
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Every time I see this kind of data, I thank myself for not using leverage; watching the show alive is the best
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Over $154 million in longs were directly wiped out, how many dreams does that represent?
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The $33.53 million liquidation amount in Ethereum, who is playing this big?
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PessimisticLayer
· 6h ago
Another day of bloodshed, just looking at the 186 million makes my head hurt
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Both bulls and bears are getting cut, no one is more miserable than the other
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BTC swallowed 58.88 million in one go, is this a joke or what
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The liquidation wave is so fierce, it feels like it will drop further
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Damn, another liquidation, the trolls should reflect on themselves
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Ethereum's small dips are nothing, the key is for BTC to stay stable
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Over 154 million long positions swept, shorts didn't gain much either, this market really messes with people
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Basically, big players are harvesting the little guys, doing this every time
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Volatile? That's just a dump, stop pretending
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Looking at this rhythm, the bulls should be buying the dip... but still need to wait
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EternalMiner
· 7h ago
$186 million liquidation, it seems yesterday was another bloody and violent day. This leverage is really ruthless.
Both bulls and bears are being violently shaken, no one is having a good day, it's just outrageous.
Over $50 million just disappeared like that. Bitcoin's liquidation this time is really brutal.
Every time there's a major liquidation, I wonder who was bottom-fishing, and who was the bag-holder at the top?
This wave of market movement truly tests psychological resilience. Don't just say traders, even spectators can't eat their meals properly.
Over $154 million long positions wiped out, and the shorts didn't even make a profit. Is the market self-cleaning?
With such a dangerous market, we still need to control leverage desires, or else it's just money going out the window.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 7h ago
1.86 billion liquidated, this is outrageous, once again caused by leverage
Both bulls and bears are bleeding, really no one can laugh last
BTC lost 58.88 million, ETH didn't escape either, this round of liquidation is indeed top-tier
Feels like that kind of "market educating people" rhythm
Yesterday's market, it seems like everyone got swept once
Over 150 million long positions liquidated... luckily I didn't open such a big leverage
That's why I only do spot trading, seeing liquidations like this makes my legs go weak
Market sentiment is at its peak, the retail investors are probably crying again
Bitcoin's liquidation was so brutal, will the next move be a rise or continue to crash
Yesterday's 24-hour market performance was quite volatile. Market data shows that the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $186 million — with long positions liquidated for $154 million, and shorts also faring poorly, losing $32.26 million.
Looking closely at the performance of mainstream coins: Bitcoin experienced the largest liquidation, absorbing $58.88 million; Ethereum followed closely, with a liquidation amount of $33.53 million. Such large-scale liquidations often indicate intense market sentiment swings, with both bulls and bears under pressure.