Crypto Liquidations

Solana, Cardano, Ripple Follow Bitcoin's Drop: Experts Explain Why Crypto Is Down Today

Bitcoin Slips To $51K, Liquidations Peak: This Indicator Signals 10% Correction, Analyst Warns

Bitcoin Rebounds To $43,000: 'Bullish Momentum Could Trigger $1 Billion In Short Position Liquidations'

Bitcoin Slips To $51K, Liquidations Peak: This Indicator Signals 10% Correction, Analyst Warns

Bitcoin Rebounds To $43,000: 'Bullish Momentum Could Trigger $1 Billion In Short Position Liquidations'

Over $152M Crypto Shorts Liquidated As Bitcoin, Ethereum Spike

Bitcoin, Ethereum Lead $364M Crypto Liquidations Amid Market Crash

Over $152M Crypto Shorts Liquidated As Bitcoin, Ethereum Spike

Bitcoin, Ethereum Lead $364M Crypto Liquidations Amid Market Crash

Ethereum (ETH) Sees $128M Liquidations In A Day: 'Trader Disbelief Strong During Volatile Week'

Ethereum Shorts Lead $391M Crypto Liquidations As Price Rallies 15%

Crypto Liquidations Recent News

$48M Longs Liquidated In An Hour As Bitcoin Loses $20K Support

Crypto traders in long positions saw large-scale liquidations over a one-hour period on Monday after Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) lost support at $20,000.

$71M Crypto Shorts Liquidated In 1 Hour On Monday As Bitcoin Surges

On-chain data shows that crypto traders with open short positions saw $71 million worth of liquidations in a single hour on Monday (ET hours.)

$330M Longs Liquidated As Bitcoin Falls To $44,700

Traders saw more than $387 million in liquidations as the cryptocurrency market declined 5% over the last day. What Happened: According to data from CoinGlass, more than 115,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours at the time of writing.

$205M Liquidated As Bitcoin Volatility Spikes: Are Longs Or Shorts Worse Off Today?

The cryptocurrency market saw $205 million worth of liquidations in 24 hours as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) surged above $41,000 on Wednesday.

$223M In Crypto Liquidated As Bitcoin Falls To $39,000

More than $223 million worth of cryptocurrency liquidations occurred on Thursday after Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) lost support at $40,000. What Happened: According to data from CoinGlass, more than 62,000 traders were liquidated as Bitcoin dropped 7.5% to a low of $39,145.