Bitcoin only fell 0.5% today, but in the recent four hours, liquidation of positions happened—94% of it was all dumped into longs.

Across the whole network, $311 million was liquidated over the last 24 hours; long and short are basically 50/50. Breaking it down to four hours, $61.57 million saw 83% liquidations in longs. Break it down further to one hour and it’s even more extreme: in $13.54 million, 84% is still long liquidations—price hasn’t dropped much, but leverage can’t hold up first.

Binance and OKX spot prices are both stuck around 85,650. Over the past 24 hours, the high was 87,247 and the low was 85,200—volatility doesn’t even reach 2.5%. Bitcoin’s four-hour liquidation blew up $17.91 million in longs, with 94% being long positions. Ethereum followed with a $10.8 million blow-up, with 93% also being longs. The largest order was on Hyperliquid: 27.7 BTC was liquidated at 85,365, single order size $2.367 million.

What’s unusual is ZEC: while other coins are long-heavy, in the past four hours it liquidated $5.07 million, with 84% of that being shorts—the price action moves opposite to the broader market.

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A drop of this little managed to flush out 94% of the longs—have they loaded up the leverage too much?

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