$709 million liquidated in 24 hours, with longs bearing 90% of the losses
$709 million liquidated in 24 hours, with longs bearing 90% of the losses Over the past 24 hours, $709 million was liquidated: $642 million in long positions, or 90.7%; shorts accounted for just $66.09 million. Momentum-chasing positions are still taking the first hit. Binance saw $242 million in liquidations, Hyperliquid $151 million, and OKX $96.21 million. The top three accounted for 69.8% of the market-wide total. Pressure is concentrated on the largest platforms, and there’s no sign yet of a strong squeeze in the opposite direction. Any rebound may initially be driven by positions being adjusted—don’t rush to call it a trend reversal. Will the next round liquidate longs first, or will it be the shorts’ turn? #爆仓数据 #合约市场 #RiskWarning View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/zh/liquidations
ETF Outflows Hit $187 Million in a Single Day, but Market Fear Isn't Extreme
ETF funds are still flowing out, but market fear hasn't spiraled out of control. On November 10, BTC ETFs saw net outflows of $0, while ETH ETFs saw net outflows of $184.6 million, for combined net outflows of $187.3 million. Meanwhile, the Fear & Greed Index stood at 32—still in fear territory, but not extreme fear. The contrast in these figures is that selling pressure is concentrated mainly in ETH, while BTC funds have temporarily stopped flowing out. For short-term traders, first watch whether ETH can stop its consecutive outflows. Don't mistake a single day's sentiment for a signal that the entire market is collapsing. Do you think ETH ETF outflows will continue, or will we see a recovery first? #ETF资金流 #以太坊 #MarketSentiment
SOL's negative funding rate hits -0.003% as longs pay shorts
The trouble with SOL this hour isn't just that it's falling—longs are starting to pay to stay in their positions. The latest funding rates are -0.003062% on Binance and -0.002170% on OKX. Both are negative, meaning shorts are collecting payments from longs at the 8-hour settlement rate. Negative funding rates indicate that short positions are more crowded, but they shouldn't be treated as a reversal signal on their own. SOL has seen about $13.34 million in liquidations over the past hour, including roughly $13.22 million in long positions, or 99% of the total. Those chasing the rally got hit first. My take is, don't rush to buy the dip just because funding rates have turned negative. First, see whether long liquidations are cooling off. Do you think this move in SOL is just flushing out leveraged positions, or is the drop not over yet?
XRP sees 10.93 million liquidated in one hour; longs take 98.7% of the hit
XRP didn't rebound this hour—longs were retreating: total liquidations reached 10.93 million, including 10.79 million in long liquidations, or 98.7%. Shorts accounted for only a small share of the 1,365 liquidations, indicating that this sell-off mainly hit positions betting on a rise. The total wasn't among the largest market-wide, but the direction was highly one-sided. Until the rebound holds, leveraged positions chasing the rally haven't been fully flushed out. Do you think XRP will keep squeezing longs, or rebound soon? #XRP #爆仓 #Futures $XRP $BTC View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/liquidations
Binance sees $221 million in liquidations, while Hyperliquid longs are dragged under too
Over the past 24 hours, Binance saw $221 million in liquidations, with longs accounting for 88.2%; Hyperliquid saw $114 million in liquidations, with longs accounting for 98.0%. This isn't simply a matter of longs and shorts hedging against each other—overleveraged long positions are being forced out in a concentrated wave. OKX saw $85.86 million in liquidations, while Bybit saw $64.82 million. On all four major platforms, long liquidations were significantly higher than short liquidations, indicating that leverage hasn't fully cleared out during this downturn. If you're chasing the rebound, be sure to set stop-losses. Do you think this wave of long liquidations is nearing its end? #爆仓 #币安 #Hyperliquid $BTC $ETH View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/zh/liquidations
$1.873 million in net ETF outflows in a single day, but panic hasn’t reached extreme levels
Money is flowing out of the market, but it hasn’t reached panic-selling levels yet. On November 10, BTC ETFs saw zero net inflows, ETH ETFs saw net outflows of $1.846 million, and HYPE ETFs saw net outflows of $27,000, for total net outflows of $1.873 million. There were no new flows into BTC, suggesting that large investors are staying on the sidelines for now. ETH accounted for most of the outflows, concentrating short-term pressure there. The Fear & Greed Index is at 32, in the fear zone but nowhere near extreme fear. The Altcoin Season Index is at 42, with 21 of 50 assets outperforming BTC, so the rotation hasn’t completely fizzled out. Do you think this is a wait for direction, or the calm before a drop? Check in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/etf
$2.27M in INIT Liquidations, Shorts Make Up 85%—and It’s Not Over Yet
Over the past hour, $2.2709 million in INIT positions were liquidated, including $1.9343 million in short positions—85.2% of the total. This isn’t a signal of a one-way decline. Rather, it suggests that crowded short positions were squeezed out first, and short-term volatility hasn’t settled down yet. Long positions lost $336,600, or 14.8% of the total. If you’re chasing rallies or selling off on dips in INIT, keep an eye on position changes first. Don’t mistake concentrated short liquidations over a single hour for a confirmed trend. Do you think this INIT move is a rebound after a short squeeze, or is there another round of liquidations coming? View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/zh/liquidations #INIT #爆仓 #Futures $INIT
$338M liquidated in 24 hours, with Binance accounting for 38%
Looking at liquidations over the past 24 hours, here’s the key takeaway: Binance had the highest liquidation volume, but traders weren’t only getting wiped out on Binance. Binance saw about $129.5 million in liquidations, accounting for 38.3% of the roughly $338 million total across the major exchanges tracked. Of that, $105.1 million was in long positions, suggesting that long positions opened in pursuit of the rally were the first to get wiped out in this downturn. Hyperliquid saw about $69.02 million in liquidations, ranking second, with longs accounting for about 93%; OKX ranked third at about $48.7 million. Binance had the largest total, while Hyperliquid had a higher concentration of liquidated longs. Taken together, these figures reveal more about the differences in this sell-off than looking at the top-ranked exchange alone.
$18.95 million liquidated in one hour, with Binance accounting for 38%—the highest share
$18.95 million liquidated in one hour, with Binance accounting for 38%—the highest share. But what's more striking is that the liquidation directions differed completely across exchanges. Binance saw $7.18 million in liquidations, including $4.26 million in shorts; OKX saw $4.61 million, with shorts accounting for 81%. ETH liquidations totaled $6.07 million and BTC $4.52 million, together making up more than half of the hour's total. HYPE liquidations totaled $1.32 million, almost entirely among longs. Don't just look at which exchange had the most liquidations—first consider which coin and direction you're betting on. Are you more worried about longs continuing to get liquidated, or shorts suddenly striking back? #爆仓 #交易所数据 $ETH $BTC View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/zh/liquidations
Liquidations over 4 hours totaled about $215 million, with longs accounting for 94.6%. Long positions opened by traders chasing the rally were the first to get hit. Binance topped the list with $78.66 million in liquidations, followed by Hyperliquid at $56.51 million. Together, they accounted for 64.3% of the total. Most liquidations were concentrated on major exchanges, where long positions were more crowded than on smaller platforms. ETH liquidations reached $104 million, nearly half of the total across the market; BTC came in at $60.09 million and SOL at $21.91 million. After the rebound, traders chased longs. First, watch to see whether ETH liquidations cool down. Which do you think will be liquidated first in the next round: longs or shorts? View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/liquidations #爆仓 #比特币 #Ethereum $BTC $ETH
$195M in 1-Hour Liquidations, with Longs Accounting for 96.6%
Here's the takeaway: $195 million in liquidations over the past hour, with longs accounting for 96.6%. This isn't ordinary volatility—long positions piled into the market are being forced out all at once. Binance saw $69.83 million in liquidations, while Hyperliquid was higher at $54.93 million. Hyperliquid's liquidations were about 79% of Binance's, but longs accounted for nearly 100%, suggesting that highly leveraged long positions are more likely to trigger cascading liquidations during a downturn. By coin, ETH liquidations totaled $98.82 million, nearly half of the market-wide total. BTC came in at $57.07 million, while SOL saw $17.19 million. ETH and BTC together accounted for about 79% of the 1-hour total, showing that major coins weren't spared in this round of deleveraging.
$22M liquidated in 4 hours; ETH longs take the first $6.82M hit
Here’s the bottom line: about $22 million was liquidated in the past 4 hours, with longs accounting for 85.5%. This time, those who chased the rally took the first hit. ETH liquidations totaled about $7.73 million, with longs accounting for 88.2%; SOL totaled about $4.56 million, with longs at 99.7%; BTC totaled about $2.3 million, with longs at 83.8%. The three major coins saw about $14.6 million in liquidations combined, indicating a concentrated flush-out of highly leveraged longs, while shorts were not the main players. The largest single liquidation was a Binance BTC long, worth about $534,000. There have been over 10,000 liquidations in the past 4 hours, with positions being forced out in waves. If you’re looking to buy the dip, first check whether liquidation volumes are cooling off—don’t mistake a bounce for a reversal.
$210K in CYBER liquidations; longs take the first hit
CYBER saw $210,100 in liquidations this hour, with longs accounting for 61%, but it hasn't become a one-sided rout yet. Long liquidations totaled $128,100, while shorts also lost $82,000. Longs were ahead by just $46,100, suggesting that positions chasing the rally were more fragile, though shorts didn't get away unscathed either. 294 trades, averaging about $715 each, looks more like a cluster of small, highly leveraged positions getting liquidated than a single whale dumping. Before chasing a rebound, first see whether liquidation volume can cool off; don't treat a one-hour leaderboard as a trend reversal signal. $CYBER $BTC #CYBER #Liquidations Do you think CYBER is flushing out leverage, or is the decline not over yet? View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/liquidations