Data: $164 million in liquidations across the network in the past 24 hours, with $129 million in long positions and $34.78 million in short positions liquidated
2025/07/05 16:03According to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, liquidations across the entire network reached $164 million in the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $129 million and short positions for $34.7759 million. Among these, Bitcoin long positions saw $37.0839 million in liquidations, while Bitcoin short positions accounted for $5.5542 million. Ethereum long positions were liquidated for $34.3286 million, and Ethereum short positions for $8.3883 million.
In addition, over the past 24 hours, a total of 64,768 traders were liquidated globally, with the largest single liquidation occurring on a certain exchange's BTCUSDT pair, valued at $2.72 million.
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