Total liquidations24H

Crypto Liquidation Data

$206.02M

Longs $133.26M Shorts $72.76M

Traders liquidated

72,880

Long / short split (%)

64.7 / 35.3

Largest single order

$3.54M

OKX - ETH

BTC · Fear & Greed

$77,244.10

63 · Greed

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Liquidation timeline

Hourly long vs short liquidations — longs above the line, shorts below (EDT)

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Liquidation heatmap

Tile size = 24h liquidation volume; teal = long-dominated, rose = short-dominated

Long-dominatedShort-dominated
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Coin ranking

Top coins by liquidation volume

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    Exchange distribution

    24h liquidations by exchange with long/short split

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    Liquidation map

    Exchange × coin matrix — darker cells mean more 24h liquidations

    Large liquidations

    Live orders above $10K

    1. ETHOKX · 06:49 EDT$3.54MLong
    2. BTCBinance · 08:21 EDT$3.00MShort
    3. BTCAster · 21:44 EDT$1.97MLong
    4. ETHOKX · 05:31 EDT$1.19MLong
    5. ETHOKX · 13:19 EDT$992.7KLong
    6. ETHOKX · 09:43 EDT$933.1KShort
    7. BTCBinance · 04:42 EDT$790.1KLong
    8. ETHOKX · 11:00 EDT$714.8KLong
    9. ETHBinance · 05:44 EDT$654.8KLong
    10. ETHBitget · 05:23 EDT$609.7KLong
    11. BTCGate · 01:16 EDT$600.0KShort
    12. BTCGate · 21:44 EDT$599.1KLong

    Auto-refreshes every 10 seconds — orders above $10K

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    Funding & open interest

    Perpetual funding rates and open interest for the most traded coins

    Funding rate

    CoinAvg fundingVolume
    BTC+0.0032%$56.98B
    ETH+0.0062%$44.62B
    SOL+0.0023%$7.46B
    XAXAU+0.0114%$6.32B
    XRP+0.0060%$3.58B
    ZEC+0.0061%$2.92B
    HYPE-0.0010%$2.37B
    UNI+0.0030%$1.44B
    AKE-0.2804%$1.24B
    XAXAG-0.0022%$1.10B

    Open interest

    CoinOpen interest24h change
    BTC$45.99B-0.56%
    ETH$26.31B-0.97%
    SOL$5.21B-0.08%
    HYPE$3.15B-2.81%
    XRP$2.12B-0.85%
    ZEC$1.54B-4.97%
    XAXAU$1.14B-12.21%
    DOGE$1.08B-0.45%
    BNB$870.18M-1.73%
    XAUT$622.03M-5.30%
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    About liquidations

    What is a crypto liquidation?

    A liquidation happens when an exchange force-closes a leveraged position because the trader's margin can no longer cover the loss. The position is closed at market price and the margin is lost.

    What do long and short liquidations mean?

    Long liquidations are forced closes of long positions when the price falls; short liquidations are forced closes of shorts when the price rises. A spike on one side often marks a local price extreme.

    Where does this data come from?

    All numbers are aggregated in real time from public liquidation feeds of major derivatives exchanges such as Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, Gate and Hyperliquid. Nothing is estimated or simulated.