Yesterday was a truly fierce day in the market—the total liquidation amount across the entire network soared to $82.47 million, with the bearish forces clearly overpowering the bulls. In total, long positions were liquidated for $27.16 million, while short positions were liquidated for $55.30 million. This difference alone demonstrates what a "one-sided market" looks like.
Looking at mainstream coins, Bitcoin long positions were liquidated for $2.53 million, but short liquidations were even more aggressive, reaching $21.79 million. Ethereum was relatively balanced, with long positions liquidated for $4.17 million and short positions for $7.24 million.
The most intense was Hyperliquid—an open short position on BTC-USD was directly blown up for over $5.53 million, liquidating 62,567 traders in one go. Such scale truly reminds people of those "astonishing moments."
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DeFiVeteran
· 8h ago
The short squeeze this time is really fierce, the longs were directly wiped out at the slaughterhouse, this is the price of liquidation.
Look at Hyperliquid's 5.53 million short position, 62,000 people instantly went bankrupt—this is true "bloodbath."
The most terrifying thing about a one-sided market isn't losing money, but being unable to react at all.
82.47 million USD was gone in just one day—how many people have to eat dirt?
The shorts are making a killing, this rhythm is too aggressive, the longs didn't even have a chance to breathe.
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MrRightClick
· 8h ago
It's another day of short squeeze slaughter, this wave is really brutal.
Saw another big liquidation, Hyperliquid directly caused 62K people to blow up, how are there still people going leverage?
Oh my god, a 5.53 million order, I can't handle my heart.
The short positions are so fierce, it's a bit scary. Luckily, I didn't go all-in.
Just wondering if anyone else like me managed to dodge this wave.
People who made huge profits from shorting are probably laughing, longs got cut again.
Yesterday's market was basically a one-sided slaughter scene.
Bitcoin's liquidation data looks truly shocking.
82.47 million, just casually taking out this amount could change a life.
Hyperliquid's destructive power is really outrageous.
Seeing this data, I don't dare to open positions anymore.
Let's wait and see, the risk in this kind of market is too high.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 9h ago
The bears are so fierce, my bullish brothers are going to get cut again
Yesterday's short squeeze exploded, Hyperliquid cleared over 60,000 people, how brutal is that
Over 80 million liquidated, the single-sided market is really intense
Getting trapped again and again, when will I turn things around
Bitcoin's recent decline has completely made the bulls surrender
Shorts are making a killing, are the bulls still crying
62567 people entered together, how spectacular is that
Feels like another bloodbath, are you all okay
The liquidation amount directly exceeded 80 million, the market is really fierce
Suddenly remembered I was also liquidated before, feeling exhausted
Yesterday was a truly fierce day in the market—the total liquidation amount across the entire network soared to $82.47 million, with the bearish forces clearly overpowering the bulls. In total, long positions were liquidated for $27.16 million, while short positions were liquidated for $55.30 million. This difference alone demonstrates what a "one-sided market" looks like.
Looking at mainstream coins, Bitcoin long positions were liquidated for $2.53 million, but short liquidations were even more aggressive, reaching $21.79 million. Ethereum was relatively balanced, with long positions liquidated for $4.17 million and short positions for $7.24 million.
The most intense was Hyperliquid—an open short position on BTC-USD was directly blown up for over $5.53 million, liquidating 62,567 traders in one go. Such scale truly reminds people of those "astonishing moments."