Bitcoin Plummet To $62,600 Flushes $533M In Crypto Longs
Data shows that around $533 million in crypto long contracts have been flushed down as Bitcoin crashed below the $63,000 level.
Read moreData shows that around $533 million in crypto long contracts have been flushed down as Bitcoin crashed below the $63,000 level.
Read moreData shows over $668 million in cryptocurrency long contracts have been squeezed following Bitcoin’s crash under the $68,000 level.
Read moreData shows more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency futures contracts have been liquidated following the rollercoaster Bitcoin has gone through.
Read moreData shows around $280 million in cryptocurrency futures shorts have found liquidation in the past day as Bitcoin has touched $57,000.
Read moreData shows the futures side of the crypto market has witnessed liquidations of $221 million as Bitcoin has broken above the $51,500 mark.
Read moreData shows the cryptocurrency futures market has gone through a $152 million liquidation squeeze as Bitcoin has broken past $47,300.
Read moreThe recent price action from Bitcoin (BTC) has caught the attention of both supporters and critics. Following the launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States on January 11, BTC experienced a spike, breaking past the $48,000 mark.
Read moreCrypto liquidations on centralized exchanges totaled $138 million in the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $120 million in losses, while short-sellers lost $18 million as traders grappled with the recent volatility of Bitcoin.
Read moreIn the last couple of hours, there has been havoc in the crypto market that caused nearly $500 million worth of trades to liquidate. What are the reasons?
The crypto market is always subject to massive volatility, often liquidating high-leverage trades in both directions.