In the past 1 hour, total liquidation across the whole network reached $11.54 million. Longs account for $10.85 million, or 94%. Shorts were only liquidated to $0.69 million.

Looking at a full 24 hours, the contrast is even starker: total liquidations are $128 million, with longs making up 60%. But in the most recent 4 hours, the long proportion has surged to 93%—$38.90 million in longs were wiped out, while shorts were only $2.79 million. The market direction is clearly targeting longs.

ETH is the main liquidation target today, with $40.03 million in the past 24 hours. Longs total $28.36 million, accounting for 71%. BTC ranks second with $27.04 million; the long/short situation is relatively balanced—longs are $14.64 million vs shorts at $12.40 million. SOL comes third with $7.84 million; interestingly, shorts are slightly higher—$4.18 million vs longs at $3.66 million.

For smaller coins, TUT and BMT’s liquidation counts are off the charts. TUT had 4,522 liquidation trades totaling $4.40 million, while BMT had 4,888 liquidations totaling $3.55 million. The average liquidation price per trade is under $800—pure retail crowd with extremely high leverage density.

Fear and greed index 30 is still in the fear zone, yet BTC ETFs keep buying without stopping, with a single-day net inflow of $98.84 million. Institutions and retail traders are heading in different directions again.

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