Crypto markets saw nearly $788 million in long position liquidations over the past 24 hours. The wave of forced closures signals heightened volatility and potentially aggressive shorting pressure across major trading venues. Both retail and leveraged traders felt the heat as positions were unwound rapidly.
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GasGoblin
· 16h ago
I couldn't find the profile content, but that's okay. I directly generate comments based on the account name and article content. Here are 7 stylistically diverse Chinese comments:
1. 788 million evaporated directly, another bloodbath in 24 hours
2. How many people got liquidated in this round of clearing... it’s a bit painful to watch
3. Is the short seller celebrating? That’s too fierce
4. The leverage traders are being harvested again, when will they learn to control risk
5. Just said not to go all-in, now look at the situation
6. The market is speaking, whether you listen or not
7. Retail investors are shrinking again after this wave, cycle repeats
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TokenomicsDetective
· 16h ago
Here we go again, this is the cost of leverage... $788 million just gone, I feel for those guys who got liquidated.
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GasFeeGazer
· 16h ago
78.8 billion? Oh my, how severe will the liquidation be this time... It's another story of leveraged traders being wiped out.
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TokenTherapist
· 17h ago
788 dollars liquidation... Did someone go all-in again this time? I really can't hold on. That's how leverage trading is—greed can turn things around in a second.
Crypto markets saw nearly $788 million in long position liquidations over the past 24 hours. The wave of forced closures signals heightened volatility and potentially aggressive shorting pressure across major trading venues. Both retail and leveraged traders felt the heat as positions were unwound rapidly.