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ZEN was gently sold off by about 1.5% on both exchanges, but liquidations over the past day were almost entirely on the long side: about $98,422 in longs versus roughly $563 in shorts, widening the liquidation gap to around 175 times.
Binance: about $5.67300000 (-1.6130%); OKX: about $5.67600000 (-1.5950%). Over 24 hours, long liquidations totaled about $98,422 and short liquidations about $563, for roughly $98,985 across 76 liquidations. Open interest was about 5.79 million on Binance and 1.19 million on OKX; the long/short account ratio was about 57.2%/42.8%. Binance funding was about -0.000047 and OKX about +0.000006, with the two rates pulling in opposite directions.
Price only softened by about 1.5%, and long positions still made up more than half of accounts, yet almost all liquidations were longs—this looks more like leveraged longs getting caught out first during a decline than short-led wash trading.

Even as $ZEN is still up about 3%, long liquidations over the past 24 hours have outpaced short liquidations by nearly 44 to 1.
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Longs saw about $14,600 in liquidations, versus roughly $329 for shorts—about 44 times as much, across 25 liquidations. ZEN is trading at around 6.151 on Binance and 6.151 on OKX, with prices aligned across both exchanges. It’s up about 3.2%/3.8% over 24 hours.
Total futures open interest is around $20.5 million: about $6.33 million on Binance and $1.27 million on OKX. Accounts are tilted long, with roughly 63% long and 37% short. Funding rates are slightly negative overall, so longs aren’t getting a funding-rate advantage.
With ZEN up about 3%, does the 44-to-1 liquidation ratio mean longs piled on leverage too quickly, while shorts were barely squeezed?