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Long Positions Make Up 91% of $873 Million in Crypto Liquidations

Liquidations reached $1.05 billion over 24 hours, affecting about 203,500 traders. The largest single position closed was valued at $10.94 million.

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Crypto traders saw $873 million in crypto contracts liquidated over four hours, with about 91% of the total coming from long positions, showing liquidations were heavily skewed toward long positions.

Long positions represented $793 million of the four-hour total, while shorts made up $79.94 million. That puts long-side liquidations at about 90.8% and short-side liquidations at about 9.2% of the combined amount. The long-side total was $713.06 million higher, or nearly 10 times the short-side total.

Over 24 hours, liquidations reached $1.05 billion and affected about 203,500 traders. The largest single liquidation was a $10.94 million position on Binance's ETH/USDT trading pair.

The four-hour amount equaled about 83% of the 24-hour figure, concentrating most of the reported liquidation value in that shorter window.

Bitcoin (BTC) touched a 24-hour low of $75,558.30 and was down 5.08% over the period; Ether (ETH) was down 6.93% over the same 24-hour period.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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