🚨 $ETH Leads Liquidations as TradFi Starts Taking Over the Board.
Over the last 24 hours, Ethereum recorded the highest liquidations at $35.17M, with $32.15M coming from short positions. ETH rallied to $1,928 before pulling back to around $1,911, still trading roughly 2% higher on the day.
🛢️ Brent Oil ( $BZ ) ranked 2nd with $12M in liquidations, despite traditional markets being closed over the weekend. Oil is down 2.5% in the past 24 hours and nearly 8% over the last 3 days, after surging from $70 (July 2) to $95.6 (July 23).
Adding to the trend, the largest single liquidation of the day was $9.35M on Hyperliquid's Brent Oil market, showing that institutional-sized positions are already flowing into TradFi assets on crypto exchanges.
This could be the beginning of a much bigger shift.
As more exchanges list oil, gold, US stocks, and ETFs, traders who once focused only on crypto are gaining access to traditional markets without leaving crypto platforms.
Today it's Brent Oil on the liquidation leaderboard.
Tomorrow it could be Gold, Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, or the S&P 500.
The line between crypto and TradFi is disappearing, and liquidation tables may soon be dominated by both digital assets and traditional financial markets.
Over the last 24 hours, Ethereum recorded the highest liquidations at $35.17M, with $32.15M coming from short positions. ETH rallied to $1,928 before pulling back to around $1,911, still trading roughly 2% higher on the day.
🛢️ Brent Oil ( $BZ ) ranked 2nd with $12M in liquidations, despite traditional markets being closed over the weekend. Oil is down 2.5% in the past 24 hours and nearly 8% over the last 3 days, after surging from $70 (July 2) to $95.6 (July 23).
Adding to the trend, the largest single liquidation of the day was $9.35M on Hyperliquid's Brent Oil market, showing that institutional-sized positions are already flowing into TradFi assets on crypto exchanges.
This could be the beginning of a much bigger shift.
As more exchanges list oil, gold, US stocks, and ETFs, traders who once focused only on crypto are gaining access to traditional markets without leaving crypto platforms.
Today it's Brent Oil on the liquidation leaderboard.
Tomorrow it could be Gold, Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, or the S&P 500.
The line between crypto and TradFi is disappearing, and liquidation tables may soon be dominated by both digital assets and traditional financial markets.