Liquidations
Crypto liquidations, longs against shorts.
Leveraged positions forced shut in the last hour, four hours and day, from the room's own liquidation recorder. Who got caught, on which coins, and the biggest single print.
Delayed 15 minutes · as of 29 Oct, 19:00 UTC
The delayed board is not published yet. It appears here 15 minutes after the members' live one.
By window
| Window | Longs | Shorts | Total | Long share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1h | $1.0M | $37.8K | $1.1M | 96% |
| 4h | $4.8M | $9.0M | $13.8M | 35% |
| 24h | $26.0M | $25.0M | $51.0M | 51% |
Biggest single print: ETH long$1.2M at 2,312 · 29 Oct, 13:39 UTC
Most liquidated, 24h
| Coin | Liquidated | Longs |
|---|---|---|
| BTC | $18.5M | 49% |
| ETH | $14.5M | 48% |
| SOL | $4.0M | 65% |
| ZEC | $3.8M | 54% |
| HYPE | $3.4M | 19% |
| XRP | $1.7M | 86% |
| NEAR | $1.5M | 67% |
| DOGE | $914.6K | 49% |
| ADA | $649.3K | 85% |
| SUI | $356.4K | 66% |
| AVAX | $226.5K | 64% |
| ARB | $198.8K | 61% |
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Reading the board
A liquidation is an exchange closing a leveraged position because the margin behind it ran out. Long liquidations happen when price falls into the stops of traders betting on a rise; short liquidations when it rises into those betting on a fall. A one-sided board, most of the dollars on one side, often marks the end of a sharp move rather than the start of one.
Long share is the part of the total that was longs. Totals are in US dollars at the price of each print. The members' copy refreshes every 15 minutes; this one shows the same board 15 minutes later.
Not financial advice. Trading carries a real risk of loss. See also funding rates and the desk's record.