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XRP liquidation data over the past 24 hours is striking: short liquidations accounted for as much as 79%. In other words, for every $100 liquidated, $79 came from short positions.
Total long liquidations across the market reached $288 million. Long sentiment appears to be dominant, yet XRP is seeing a concentrated squeeze on shorts.
Many people’s first thought: shorts have missed out—does that mean the rally will keep going?
⚠️ Key point: Shorts getting liquidated doesn’t mean longs are guaranteed to win.
A large number of XRP short positions were liquidated. That just means traders betting on a price drop were squeezed out by the rally. But the key question is: once the shorts are cleared out, who will step in to keep buying?
ETH data offers a useful comparison. Coinglass data for the same period shows that shorts accounted for 70% of ETH liquidations, while longs made up just 30%. XRP and ETH were the two assets where shorts were hit hardest today.

#zec From $1,278, the price plunged to $1,134. It is down 11% in 24 hours, with a current market cap of $19.3 billion, ranking 11th. This massive bearish candle has thrown many bulls off their rhythm.
Total liquidations across the market over the past 24 hours were about $13.61 million. **88% were long liquidations, and 90% were concentrated in the past 12 hours**.
A certain whale spent $31.78 million over 4 days to buy 25,002 ZEC, with an average entry price of $1,271; meanwhile, they opened a 18,910-ZEC long position on Hyperliquid at an entry price of $1,378.
In the early hours of November 3, the price broke below $1,200 and triggered the stop-loss: the entire contract long position was closed, resulting in a loss of $2.58 million. Based on a cost of $1,271 and the current price of $1,134, the spot holdings have an unrealized loss of $3.26 million. The combined spot and contract losses total $5.84 million, evaporating rapidly in just four days.

Over the past 24 hours, DOGE saw $10.51 million in liquidations across all exchanges, including $9.85 million in longs, or 93.8%, and just $650,000 in shorts. That means that for every $100 in liquidations, $94 came from longs.
This isn't just a setback for longs; it's a one-sided rout.
But DOGE isn't the asset posing the greatest risk right now.
DOGE longs have already gone through a concentrated washout, with the most vulnerable leveraged positions flushed out. The real cause for concern is XRP.
XRP saw $14.15 million in liquidations over 24 hours: $12.5 million in longs and $1.65 million in shorts, with longs accounting for 88%. Longs are also under sustained pressure.

There was an unusual signal in today's market: **liquidation amounts fell, but leverage sentiment showed no signs of cooling.**
Over the past 24 hours, $85.57 million in positions were liquidated across the market.
Long liquidations totaled $52.86 million, and short liquidations $32.71 million.
Compared with the billions in liquidations over the past few days, this round looks much milder.
Breaking it down by coin, BTC shorts were the ones taking a hit:
Bitcoin short liquidations totaled $9.716 million, while long liquidations came to just $3.87 million.
Shorts have only just been liquidated on BTC, while some longs on the other side are still holding on.
Take a closer look at SOL:
It is currently at $94.85, down 7.63% over 24 hours—one of the steepest declines among major coins.

#BTC走势分析 Total liquidations across the market over the past 24 hours reached $319 million, including $233 million in long liquidations and $85.8 million in short liquidations.#BTC突破7万大关
BTC breakdown: $66.21 million in long liquidations and $40.99 million in short liquidations.
The conclusion is clear: in this selloff, leveraged longs were the primary side liquidated.
But the key takeaway from today's market is **not the liquidation amount, but the positioning structure after the liquidations**.
I. Where the damage was: longs bore the brunt of liquidations
Breaking down the liquidation data: of the $319 million in total liquidations, over 70% were long positions; for BTC specifically, long liquidations were also significantly higher than short liquidations.