TradFi futures saw liquidation across the entire network within 24 hours totaling $41.47 million, 7,706 trades, with the long-to-short ratio about 2:1 (longs $27.86 million, shorts $13.61 million). Splitting it into stocks and commodities, the directions were completely opposite.
In the stock-type contracts, $30.93 million was liquidated (the biggest share), and out of 5,966 trades, 81.2% were long positions losing money—people who bought longs were buried the most. In the same day, in commodity contracts, $10.16 million was liquidated, and the direction flipped: 75.5% were short positions being hit, and those who shorted got slapped in the face.
It wasn’t the same group of people making the same mistake—two groups each bet on the opposite direction. People buying stock contracts generally went long (bullish) and got buried; people shorting commodities generally went bearish and ended up getting hurt. On the same day, two positions in opposite directions led to two opposite outcomes.
The largest single liquidation was in a SpaceX contract (SPCX). On Binance, at the $131.63 price level, 22,300 contracts were closed, totaling $2.9355 million—this was the biggest long liquidation of the day. On the short side, the largest single liquidation was in gold (XAU), where at the $4,639.46 price level a $85 contract position was liquidated, amounting to $394,400.
Index-type contracts were much smaller in volume—only $377,000. Of that, 61.7% were also long direction, aligned with the stock contracts’ team.
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On the same day, both sets of positions in opposite directions lost money. Do you think it was retail sentiment being too consistent and following the crowd, or are both sides being harvested?
Check in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/tradfi-liquidations
In the stock-type contracts, $30.93 million was liquidated (the biggest share), and out of 5,966 trades, 81.2% were long positions losing money—people who bought longs were buried the most. In the same day, in commodity contracts, $10.16 million was liquidated, and the direction flipped: 75.5% were short positions being hit, and those who shorted got slapped in the face.
It wasn’t the same group of people making the same mistake—two groups each bet on the opposite direction. People buying stock contracts generally went long (bullish) and got buried; people shorting commodities generally went bearish and ended up getting hurt. On the same day, two positions in opposite directions led to two opposite outcomes.
The largest single liquidation was in a SpaceX contract (SPCX). On Binance, at the $131.63 price level, 22,300 contracts were closed, totaling $2.9355 million—this was the biggest long liquidation of the day. On the short side, the largest single liquidation was in gold (XAU), where at the $4,639.46 price level a $85 contract position was liquidated, amounting to $394,400.
Index-type contracts were much smaller in volume—only $377,000. Of that, 61.7% were also long direction, aligned with the stock contracts’ team.
$BTC $ETH
#TradFi爆仓 #股票合约 #commodity contracts
On the same day, both sets of positions in opposite directions lost money. Do you think it was retail sentiment being too consistent and following the crowd, or are both sides being harvested?
Check in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/tradfi-liquidations
