In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $73,995,500. Among them, longs bore the heaviest pressure—$43,422,300 worth of long positions were liquidated, while shorts only lost $30,573,200.
What does this data reflect? Clearly, those who went long suffered more during the decline. The long-short ratio is severely imbalanced, which can easily trigger a stampede effect, and the selling pressure may continue.
It is worth noting that the largest single liquidation occurred in the altcoin sector. Small-cap coins are inherently volatile, and large contracts are more likely to trigger chain reactions. The entire market's panic sentiment is spreading.
Source: On-chain Data Tracking Update Time: 2026-01-12 00:30:27
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SnapshotLaborer
· 01-14 15:47
Once again, margin called. The bulls are really taking a heavy hit this time.
Over in the altcoins, it's even more outrageous. Single-position margin calls are hitting new highs... This pace is a bit desperate.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-14 10:54
Here we go again, cutting the leeks. The bulls are really miserable.
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The bears are laughing happily, and the bulls are bleeding heavily. This is what contracts are all about.
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Altcoins get liquidated the most violently. Don't touch that stuff.
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Huh, is it time to cut the longs again? I'll just watch quietly.
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Over 70 million in liquidation, how many people must have died...
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With such obvious imbalance between longs and shorts, still dare to buy the dip? Are you tired of living?
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The stampede effect is coming, and it will keep falling afterward.
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Small coins with large contracts are indeed a suicidal operation.
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Panic is spreading, retail investors are still running slowly.
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The blood of the longs is especially thick today.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 01-11 17:30
Bulls getting liquidated, this is a reentrancy attack in the futures market, when the logic chain breaks it's a cascading blowup.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 01-11 17:27
It's another day of long positions being wiped out; over 43 million is gone directly.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-11 17:24
Long positions were wiped out by over 40 million. What does this data indicate? Has the bridging mechanism failed, or is there an issue with the leverage protocol design? Need to verify through actual testing.
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GateUser-eb7edcd9
· 01-11 17:23
Very interesting information, thank you ♥️
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GateUser-1391e233
· 01-11 17:12
Very interesting information, thank you ♥️
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GateUser-41929615
· 01-11 17:02
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-11 17:01
ngl this is giving 2022 vibes... 43M in longs getting wiped? that's the kind of cascade i've seen before and it never ends well. altcoins are always the canary in the coal mine fr
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GasGuru
· 01-11 17:00
The bulls got cut again. After this drop, a bunch of people will go bankrupt.
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**Market News**
In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $73,995,500. Among them, longs bore the heaviest pressure—$43,422,300 worth of long positions were liquidated, while shorts only lost $30,573,200.
What does this data reflect? Clearly, those who went long suffered more during the decline. The long-short ratio is severely imbalanced, which can easily trigger a stampede effect, and the selling pressure may continue.
It is worth noting that the largest single liquidation occurred in the altcoin sector. Small-cap coins are inherently volatile, and large contracts are more likely to trigger chain reactions. The entire market's panic sentiment is spreading.
Source: On-chain Data Tracking
Update Time: 2026-01-12 00:30:27