Snapshot of multiple asset liquidations, bulls become the main force of liquidation
According to the latest liquidation data, these assets lead comprehensively in long position liquidation scale across different periods, with short-term bulls continuously being cleaned out, though the intensity varies.
CORE's overall liquidation volume is relatively small, with relatively mild volatility. Only a small number of long positions were liquidated in the one-hour and four-hour periods, with no short position liquidations; the total liquidation in 24 hours is 40,200, almost entirely long positions, and there were no severe chain liquidations on the market.
HYPE's liquidation intensity is significantly higher, with a total 24-hour liquidation of 15,400,200, of which long position liquidations account for 15,267,700, and short positions only 132,400; the 12-hour data also shows a one-sided trend, with a large number of short-term long positions being liquidated in concentration.
ZEC also mainly liquidates long positions, with a total 24-hour liquidation of 14,205,500, long position liquidations at 12,270,700, and short positions at 1,934,800; however, in the four-hour period, short position liquidations surpassed long positions, indicating a rapid rebound mid-way that swept out some short positions, making the market competition more intense.
Overall, the liquidation pressure on these assets recently mainly falls on the bulls. Short-term concentrated liquidations often consume short-term bullish sentiment, but a single liquidation does not equal trend continuation; if follow-up capital enters the market, a rebound recovery is also likely.
According to the latest liquidation data, these assets lead comprehensively in long position liquidation scale across different periods, with short-term bulls continuously being cleaned out, though the intensity varies.
CORE's overall liquidation volume is relatively small, with relatively mild volatility. Only a small number of long positions were liquidated in the one-hour and four-hour periods, with no short position liquidations; the total liquidation in 24 hours is 40,200, almost entirely long positions, and there were no severe chain liquidations on the market.
HYPE's liquidation intensity is significantly higher, with a total 24-hour liquidation of 15,400,200, of which long position liquidations account for 15,267,700, and short positions only 132,400; the 12-hour data also shows a one-sided trend, with a large number of short-term long positions being liquidated in concentration.
ZEC also mainly liquidates long positions, with a total 24-hour liquidation of 14,205,500, long position liquidations at 12,270,700, and short positions at 1,934,800; however, in the four-hour period, short position liquidations surpassed long positions, indicating a rapid rebound mid-way that swept out some short positions, making the market competition more intense.
Overall, the liquidation pressure on these assets recently mainly falls on the bulls. Short-term concentrated liquidations often consume short-term bullish sentiment, but a single liquidation does not equal trend continuation; if follow-up capital enters the market, a rebound recovery is also likely.