The recent market trend has indeed been quite intense. According to statistics, the total liquidation volume across the entire network in the past day has surged to $1.061 billion, with long positions accounting for $998 million. What does this data mean? From a certain perspective, longs are being cleared out in large numbers, and market volatility is increasing. Whether it's leveraged trading or contract players, this level of liquidation wave will have a significant impact on the market. At this point, it's even more important to be cautious, control your positions, and avoid being swept out unexpectedly by the market. Markets are like this; data speaks for itself.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 14h ago
It's another day of cutting leeks, with the bulls getting slaughtered terribly.
1 billion liquidation, really wiped people out.
I knew it, this market is a big trap; anyone greedy deserves to die.
Seeing others get liquidated makes me feel at ease, continue to buy the dip.
I've said it before, control your position size. Is anyone listening?
As soon as this data came out, I knew it was time to run.
Contract traders are really just working for the exchanges.
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PanicSeller69
· 14h ago
1 billion liquidation? That's a bloodbath, another slaughter of the bulls.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 14h ago
1 billion liquidation is really outrageous, and once again it's a day where longs are slaughtered. This is the fate of contracts.
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AirdropLicker
· 14h ago
Over a billion long positions liquidated, oh my, this wave is indeed fierce.
Leverage traders are being harvested again, I really can't understand contracts.
With such a tragic long side, why haven't I cut my losses yet...
Did the short side win again? The market is playing tricks.
Controlling your position size is the key, don't get swept away.
I don't want to look at this data, the more I see, the more anxious I get.
When the liquidation wave hits, it's like a scene of mass casualties, it's scary.
Damn, I have to reduce leverage again.
With such high volatility, lying low and being cautious is the most comfortable.
How many longs have died? I dare not check my balance.
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just_another_wallet
· 14h ago
1 billion liquidation? This wave is going to kill people. My friend was still bragging about bottom fishing in the group yesterday.
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The longs are wiped out like this, it feels like a big player’s manipulation trick again, playing this way every day.
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This data is a bit outrageous. Leverage traders should learn their lesson; they will never learn from a single liquidation.
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How many times have I said to control your positions? Still some people go all-in. The market is like the Grim Reaper.
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The figure of 1.061 billion, just thinking about it is a bit terrifying. Who the hell dares to leverage like that?
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Increased volatility? This is the rhythm I like. Waiting to bottom fish.
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That drop yesterday was really sudden; I didn’t even have time to react to stop-losses before it exploded.
The recent market trend has indeed been quite intense. According to statistics, the total liquidation volume across the entire network in the past day has surged to $1.061 billion, with long positions accounting for $998 million. What does this data mean? From a certain perspective, longs are being cleared out in large numbers, and market volatility is increasing. Whether it's leveraged trading or contract players, this level of liquidation wave will have a significant impact on the market. At this point, it's even more important to be cautious, control your positions, and avoid being swept out unexpectedly by the market. Markets are like this; data speaks for itself.