Short sellers hurt more than long buyers this time.
ChainCatcher (Beijing time ~00:30) on CoinGlass:
Over the past 24 hours, liquidations across the entire market totaled about $732 million;
long positions were about $307 million, short positions about $425 million.
About 101,600 people were swept;
the largest single order was on Hyperliquid for ETH-USD, at roughly $20.28 million.
Break it down for clarity:
For BTC, the long/short gap is about the same (around $102 million / $99.69 million);
what really moved the numbers is ETH—shorts are about $220 million, far more than longs of about $75.56 million.
Earlier, PANews reported roughly $684 million using the same methodology; the difference in the rolling window is normal.
Also don’t look only at “pumps.”
Live check on Binance: BTC spot price is about 77,464; 24h high ≈ 79,890, low ≈ 76,047;
ETH spot is about 2,546, up about +3.4% intraday.
Cointelegraph / Decrypt wrote that it briefly touched near 80k during the session, then gave it back.
I think this looks more like leveraged round-trip liquidations after CPI landed, not a new trend worthy of popping champagne.
That 9/10 move was still the longs getting hit first; this time, shorts hurt more—direction has flipped, suggesting positions are tightly “twisted” before and after the data.
Liquidation figures change every hour; don’t treat a single snapshot as a bottom/top signal.
Risk: next week’s FOMC and oil prices—if they yank risk appetite again, risk sentiment will continue to be pulled.
If anything changes, I’ll update again~
$BTC $ETH
ChainCatcher (Beijing time ~00:30) on CoinGlass:
Over the past 24 hours, liquidations across the entire market totaled about $732 million;
long positions were about $307 million, short positions about $425 million.
About 101,600 people were swept;
the largest single order was on Hyperliquid for ETH-USD, at roughly $20.28 million.
Break it down for clarity:
For BTC, the long/short gap is about the same (around $102 million / $99.69 million);
what really moved the numbers is ETH—shorts are about $220 million, far more than longs of about $75.56 million.
Earlier, PANews reported roughly $684 million using the same methodology; the difference in the rolling window is normal.
Also don’t look only at “pumps.”
Live check on Binance: BTC spot price is about 77,464; 24h high ≈ 79,890, low ≈ 76,047;
ETH spot is about 2,546, up about +3.4% intraday.
Cointelegraph / Decrypt wrote that it briefly touched near 80k during the session, then gave it back.
I think this looks more like leveraged round-trip liquidations after CPI landed, not a new trend worthy of popping champagne.
That 9/10 move was still the longs getting hit first; this time, shorts hurt more—direction has flipped, suggesting positions are tightly “twisted” before and after the data.
Liquidation figures change every hour; don’t treat a single snapshot as a bottom/top signal.
Risk: next week’s FOMC and oil prices—if they yank risk appetite again, risk sentiment will continue to be pulled.
If anything changes, I’ll update again~
$BTC $ETH
