2025-12-31 09:25:34

The recent 24 hours have been quite turbulent in the market. According to data, the total liquidation amount across the entire network in the past 24 hours reached $108 million, with long positions liquidated at $57.5654 million and short positions at $49.9482 million.

Specifically, among mainstream cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin's performance has been quite brutal—longs were liquidated at $15.3182 million, and shorts at $22.7087 million. Ethereum also didn't fare much better—longs at $11.7821 million and shorts at $8.3713 million.

The overall situation is chaotic. In the past 24 hours, a total of 61,045 people worldwide faced liquidation, with the most significant single liquidation occurring on Hyperliquid's BTC-USD contract, where $7.3377 million was wiped out in one go. This wave of market activity has caused many leveraged traders to be forced out, once again highlighting the importance of risk management in a bloody and stark manner.

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CrossChainBreather

· 2h ago

Once again, a liquidation wave has occurred, this time over 61,000 people lost their positions. Truly incredible. Leverage is a double-edged sword; it seems another group is paying tuition again. A single order of 7.33 million, you must have a huge heart to open a position like that... Both BTC and ETH got re-educated; neither longs nor shorts are ending well. The market is too crazy. After this wave, I wonder how long it will take to recover. Risk control is really the top priority. The liquidation tide is coming; surviving is winning. Are things this competitive now? Looking at those data, I suddenly feel very rational, I really don’t dare to use leverage.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 2h ago

Once again a bloodbath, leveraged traders have directly passed away 61,045 people liquidated? That number is a bit scary Hyperliquid's single order of 7.33 million, who is so tough Playing with leverage is really playing with fire, wake up everyone Both bullish and bearish Bitcoin traders are being beaten, what kind of market is this Spending 100 million, the market is collecting IQ taxes Shorts are getting wiped out even worse than longs, this reversal is sudden and unexpected Those calling for a breakdown, what is their mood now? Looking at the data makes my scalp tingle, luckily I didn't leverage Risk management? Most people have never even heard of it

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FreeRider

· 2h ago

Another hellish day for leverage traders, with 61,045 people directly out of the game. Truly incredible. This market moved 108 million in a single day. Luckily, I didn't open any positions, or I would have been the next to be wiped out. A single liquidation of 7.33 million. Hyperliquid was really ruthless this time. Looks like I need to change my aggressive trading habits. BTC shorts were wiped out for over 20 million, and longs didn't fare much better. Is this the rhythm of clearing out positions? I heard it's all caused by leverage. No wonder so many people get liquidated in a day. It's better to hold steady in spot.

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ZKProofster

· 2h ago

honestly, 61k liquidations in a day is just... proof of concept for why leverage is basically a death wish. the math doesn't lie.

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

· 2h ago

Another day of bloodshed, 61k people out—it's no joke. A single liquidation of 7.33 million, it's painful just to look at. Leverage is just a tool to teach people a lesson. No one can escape this wave of market movements; I'll just watch without moving.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2h ago

He got wiped out again, losing 7.33 million as if it never happened. Wow, over 60,000 people liquidated in a single day—that's the power of leverage. That Hyperliquid trade was truly insane, swallowing 7.33 million in one go. The real question is, who was so reckless? Both longs and shorts got liquidated, showing that no one can predict the market at all. Leverage really is a way to find death. Bitcoin shorts also got wiped out, losing 22.7 million. No one can expect to come out unscathed in this wave.

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