#加密杠杆头寸24小时清算15亿美元
Incident postmortem: $1.5 billion liquidated—who’s picking up the bill?
In 24 hours, $1.5 billion in leveraged positions vanished. CoinGlass data: about 239,000 traders were liquidated, including roughly $1.3 billion in long positions—87% of liquidations came from longs.
The trigger was Binance’s security incident, but leverage was always the real fuel. BTC briefly plunged below $77,000, and within an hour, long positions accounted for 91% of liquidations—a classic long squeeze. The news lit the fuse; leverage was the explosive.
Long liquidations below the current price have thinned out, suggesting the purge is largely over. Above, $79,000–$82,000 is a dense zone for short liquidations, where a rebound could easily trigger a short squeeze. But until the Binance incident is clarified and withdrawals resume, any rebound looks more like a recovery than a reversal.
Only those who survive get to talk about buying the dip. $BTC $ETH
Incident postmortem: $1.5 billion liquidated—who’s picking up the bill?
In 24 hours, $1.5 billion in leveraged positions vanished. CoinGlass data: about 239,000 traders were liquidated, including roughly $1.3 billion in long positions—87% of liquidations came from longs.
The trigger was Binance’s security incident, but leverage was always the real fuel. BTC briefly plunged below $77,000, and within an hour, long positions accounted for 91% of liquidations—a classic long squeeze. The news lit the fuse; leverage was the explosive.
Long liquidations below the current price have thinned out, suggesting the purge is largely over. Above, $79,000–$82,000 is a dense zone for short liquidations, where a rebound could easily trigger a short squeeze. But until the Binance incident is clarified and withdrawals resume, any rebound looks more like a recovery than a reversal.
Only those who survive get to talk about buying the dip. $BTC $ETH
bnb 上去多少？
btc上去了？
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