This year has seen roughly $150 billion in cumulative liquidations across long and short positions in crypto markets. That breaks down to approximately $400–500 million in daily deleveraging events on average. The pattern reflects ongoing volatility and risk management challenges as traders navigate margin positions through market swings.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 10h ago
15 billion in liquidation, to put it simply, it's like a bunch of flowers being blown away by the wind. Daily 400-500 million in "self-rescue," I really don't even want to laugh.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 10h ago
150 billion liquidation, hmm... just another ordinary day
Wait, are those leverage traders still playing? Aren't they afraid of dying?
An average of 500 million in daily liquidations, this number sounds exciting... but I just can't control myself
Margin trading is truly a paradise for gamblers, no one can escape
Another season of leek harvesting, happening so quickly
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APY追逐者
· 10h ago
15 billion directly liquidated, losing 500 million every day. This is exactly why I refuse to touch leverage at all...
This year has seen roughly $150 billion in cumulative liquidations across long and short positions in crypto markets. That breaks down to approximately $400–500 million in daily deleveraging events on average. The pattern reflects ongoing volatility and risk management challenges as traders navigate margin positions through market swings.