The market is getting lively again. In the past hour, the total liquidation volume across the entire network has skyrocketed to $534 million. Among them, longs were hit the hardest, with liquidations of $514 million, while shorts also suffered significant losses, losing $19.726 million.
As the big brother, BTC's liquidation amount surged to $135 million; ETH followed closely, with $88.53 million also caught in the liquidation. Looking at the recent 24 hours from a broader perspective, the situation is even more exaggerated—238,306 traders worldwide were directly liquidated, with a total liquidation amount reaching $683 million. The destructive power of this market movement is evident.
The largest single liquidation order has already occurred, and such a level of stop-loss often indicates a rapid shift in market sentiment. For those riding the waves with leverage, this is a bloody reminder—risk management always comes before profits.
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PretendingSerious
· 48m ago
Another wave of market manipulation to wipe out retail investors, this time they really didn't hold back.
Oh my god, these numbers, they make my scalp tingle.
Over 500 million in liquidation, I just want to know how many people drank cold boiled water all night.
Leverage is just a thing that eats people without leaving any bones.
Over 238,000 traders wiped out? Luckily I didn't go all-in.
Risk management, I've heard this phrase a thousand times, but some people still don't learn.
This is the real wealth transfer, it's hilarious.
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DataChief
· 12h ago
Here we go again, this wave is really brutal. Glanced at my holdings and silently closed the trading app...
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534 million directly blown up, the bulls got hammered terribly, my goodness.
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Huh? Is it starting to liquidate again? Leverage traders are probably going to eat noodles again today...
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That guy who set the stop-loss must be heartbroken, one wave wiped out.
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BTC and ETH can't escape, this is the market, everyone.
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Risk management... heard of it, but just can't do it.
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238,306 people... just thinking about it is terrifying, who will survive this hour?
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Bitcoin was liquidated at 135 million, careful is the way to stay safe, buddy.
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It's the same routine, liquidation first, then continue gambling? I don't believe you can change.
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Leverage is really a double-edged sword, makes you earn like crazy, but losing is just as crazy.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12h ago
Another big liquidation event, the bulls are really stunned this time.
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500 million in margin calls, I just want to know how many people were liquidated in their dreams.
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BTC and ETH didn't escape either, which is unbelievable. It feels like the entire market is going crazy.
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Leverage is a funny thing; it's great when you're making money, but really brutal when you lose. Over 230,000 people were forced out in 24 hours.
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Every time they say risk management comes first, but when the market explodes, people still play with fire. Humans.
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Futures trading is a game of probability. Do the odds add up, everyone?
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A liquidation of this magnitude must have involved big players too. It's quite interesting.
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Looking at these numbers, I feel a bit scared. Luckily, I didn't go all in.
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Shorts only lost this much? Bulls got hit for over 500 million. The gap is quite significant.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 12h ago
Another damn liquidation wave, this time it's really no small matter
Another bloodbath, longs being pressed to the ground and rubbed
Over 500 million dollars directly evaporated, is anyone still sleeping in the leverage dream?
Looking at that single liquidation order, I knew someone was being harvested again
BTC 135 million USD, this deal really doesn't show mercy
Over 230,000 people liquidated in 24 hours, how desperate is this number?
Talking about risk management, it's all armchair quarterbacks afterward. Who thought about this when making profits?
Every time this happens, I feel that leverage is just a gamble, only disguised as trading
Can this still be played? It feels more and more intense
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VibesOverCharts
· 12h ago
Here we go again, this time directly pouring over 500 million. The bulls are really miserable beyond words.
The manipulators are again cutting leeks, holding back this wave of decline.
2.38 million people liquidated? That number sounds painful, no wonder everyone in the group is crying.
Leverage is such a thing; after losing once, you should learn your lesson.
BTC and ETH didn't escape either; it seems this wave is indeed fierce.
Stop-loss is easy to talk about but hard to do; who hasn't entered leverage out of greed?
Are we about to hear those regret stories of "I just doubled my leverage" again?
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CountdownToBroke
· 13h ago
Another round of bloodbath, and this time it's especially brutal
Contract traders are going to cry again, I bet five bucks today someone will tell me "Next time for sure"
Leverage is really toxic, gains don't come first, risk comes first
Is 534 million just gone like that? Can't hold it together anymore
24 hours, 238k people wiped out? Oh my, those numbers are terrifying
I already said don't go all-in, but you insisted on trying to get rich overnight, and this is the price
Looking at the liquidation levels of BTC and ETH, even big players are getting hit
No wonder the group is now so dead, it's all people who got wrecked
How huge must the single liquidation be? Just imagine
You can never buy stop-loss orders, always dragging until forced liquidation, huh
The intensity of this slaughter, thank goodness I didn't play contracts haha
The market is getting lively again. In the past hour, the total liquidation volume across the entire network has skyrocketed to $534 million. Among them, longs were hit the hardest, with liquidations of $514 million, while shorts also suffered significant losses, losing $19.726 million.
As the big brother, BTC's liquidation amount surged to $135 million; ETH followed closely, with $88.53 million also caught in the liquidation. Looking at the recent 24 hours from a broader perspective, the situation is even more exaggerated—238,306 traders worldwide were directly liquidated, with a total liquidation amount reaching $683 million. The destructive power of this market movement is evident.
The largest single liquidation order has already occurred, and such a level of stop-loss often indicates a rapid shift in market sentiment. For those riding the waves with leverage, this is a bloody reminder—risk management always comes before profits.