Liquidation

Liquidation occurs when a trader’s collateral is no longer sufficient to cover their leveraged position’s losses, triggering an automated forced closure by the exchange's liquidation engine. It is a critical risk-management mechanism that ensures the solvency of lending protocols and derivative platforms. In 2026, the focus has moved toward MEV-resistant liquidation models that protect users from predatory "cascades." This tag provides essential information on maintenance margins, health factors, and how to avoid liquidation in high-volatility environments.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Bitcoin fell below 110,000, 900 million funds were liquidated, is the September curse coming early?

Bitcoin fell below 110,000, 900 million funds were liquidated, is the September curse coming early?

By BitpushNews Crypto market volatility intensified on Monday. Bitcoin briefly dipped below $110,000, hitting a low of $109,324, its lowest point since early July. Ethereum also briefly fell below $4,400, a 24-hour drop of nearly 8%. This decline triggered massive liquidations across the market: According to CoinGlass data, as of this writing, 24-hour liquidations exceeded $900 million, with Ethereum longs losing approximately $322 million and Bitcoin longs $207 million. The market chain reaction was rapid, and mainstream altcoins were under pressure across the board: Solana plummeted by more than 8% in a single day, XRP fell by 6%, and small and medium-sized market capitalization tokens such as PENDLE, LDO, and PENGU recorded double-digit declines, with a single-day drop of as much as 13%. Historical Patterns: The September Curse Investors’ caution is not without reason. Statistics from CoinGlass show that September was one of the worst performing months for Bitcoin and Ethereum. The chart above compares the actual rise and fall of BTC and ETH in September from 2017 to 2024. It can be seen that: BTC performed negatively in September in most years, with only 2023 (+3.91%) and 2024 (+7.29%) recording increases. ETH’s September decline is usually larger, with 2017 (–21.65%), 2020 (–17.08%), and 2022 (–14.49%) all significantly underperforming BTC. Only in 2019 (ETH +5.72% vs BTC –13.38%), 2023 and 2024 did ETH perform better. This "September curse" has appeared in every bull market cycle. In 2013, 2017, and 2021, Bitcoin experienced a sharp pullback in September after a strong rebound in the summer. Analyst view: Short-term trend reversal Renowned analyst Benjamin Cowen noted that strong performances in July and August often reverse in September, and Bitcoin is likely to fall to its bull market support band near $110,000. He also warned that Ethereum could briefly reach a new high before falling 20-30%, and altcoins could even see declines of 30-50%. Doctor Profit, another active market analyst, offered a more pessimistic assessment from a macro and psychological perspective. He believes the Fed's September rate cut is more of a trigger for uncertainty than a positive development. Unlike the "soft landing" rate cut in 2024, this one could be a true "major turning point," triggering a simultaneous correction in both the stock and crypto markets. Regarding price, he also emphasized that the CME gap between 93k and 95k still exists on the BTC chart, where a significant amount of liquidity is concentrated, while retail investors generally enter positions in the 110k to 120k range or even higher. To flush out these "weak hands," the price must fall into their "maximum pain point range." In his strategy, he said he has gradually reduced his positions in BTC and ETH spot and turned to short-term short positions. The latest fund flow data suggests that the enthusiasm for ETFs is cooling. According to SoSoValue, last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.17 billion in outflows, the second-largest weekly net outflow on record; spot Ethereum ETFs saw $237.7 million in outflows, the third-largest on record. This suggests that institutional funds are temporarily shifting to a wait-and-see approach, weakening support for the spot market. On-chain data also reveals structural signals. Glassnode notes that all groups of Bitcoin holders have "collectively entered the distribution phase," a consistent pattern that highlights widespread selling pressure in the market. Ethereum, after hitting a new high of $4,946, retreated, with the MVRV indicator rising to 2.15, meaning the average investor holds over 2x unrealized gains. Historically, this level is similar to December 2020 and March 2024, both of which preceded significant volatility and profit-taking. Macroeconomic factors: The Federal Reserve and interest rate risk Macroeconomic uncertainty has further exacerbated market tensions. Last Friday, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell hinted at a possible rate cut in September, spurring market optimism. However, both Cowen and Doctor Profit cautioned that rate cuts are not necessarily positive and could actually lead to an increase in long-term Treasury yields, suppressing risk assets. This is similar to the situation in September 2023, when a rate cut marked a low in the bond market, followed by a surge in yields. Furthermore, Benjamin Cowen noted that recent Producer Price Index (PPI) data showed inflation "running hotter than expected," undoubtedly adding additional pressure to the market. Without fully easing inflationary pressures, a Fed policy shift could trigger renewed market volatility. Outlook and Conclusion Looking at historical patterns, analyst opinions, and the macro environment, we can see that September put several pressures on the crypto market: Seasonal downturn – September historically averages significant losses; Macro uncertainty – the Fed’s policy could become a watershed moment for the market; Imbalanced capital structure - institutional funds outflow, retail investors chasing high prices; On-chain selling pressure intensifies - all coin holding groups enter distribution, and whale transactions disrupt the market. Although Cowen and Doctor Profit have different views on the extent of the adjustment, the consensus is that September is not the time for the bull market to turn upward, but a test that must be faced. However, from a longer-term perspective, this cleansing may also be a necessary step for the bull market to continue. The market needs to clear out overheated positions in the "greatest pain points" to make room for the next round of gains. If the cleansing is thorough, BTC may still hit new highs in subsequent cycles, and ETH's long-term upward trend will not be altered.

Author: PANews
BTC Fragility and ETH Rotation Signal Market Bracing for Consolidation Without New Liquidity

BTC Fragility and ETH Rotation Signal Market Bracing for Consolidation Without New Liquidity

The post BTC Fragility and ETH Rotation Signal Market Bracing for Consolidation Without New Liquidity appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Good Morning, Asia. Here’s what’s making news in the markets: Welcome to Asia Morning Briefing, a daily summary of top stories during U.S. hours and an overview of market moves and analysis. For a detailed overview of U.S. markets, see CoinDesk’s Crypto Daybook Americas. Bitcoin is trading just below $110,000 after another failed bounce, down roughly 7% since peaking over $117,000 in the wake of Powell’s dovish Jackson Hole speech, according to CoinDesk market data. Ethereum, which briefly touched $4,900 before a sharp reversal, is holding above $4,300 but showing signs of exhaustion after weeks of outperformance. The bull run is fraying, market observers say, as thinning liquidity, ETF outflows, and fragile onchain activity collide with whales rotating into ETH and retail longs getting liquidated. Yet beneath the surface, billion-dollar sovereign and institutional allocations are quietly scaling into volatility, creating a sharp divergence between weak short-term conviction and programmatic long-horizon buying. Glassnode’s latest Market Pulse shows the cycle slipping from euphoria into fragility: spot momentum fading toward oversold territory, ETF flows swinging to a $1 billion outflow, and realized profits collapsing back to breakeven. That fragility was underscored by QCP Capital, which traced this weekend’s crash to an early holder unloading 24,000 BTC into thin liquidity, a move that cascaded into $500 million in liquidations. QCP said the sale exposed just how brittle the market has become with ETFs bleeding $1.2 billion in outflows even as whales rotate into ETH, pushing the ETH/BTC cross through 0.04. Singapore-based market maker Enflux picks up that thread, arguing that not all flows are created equal. While retail longs were blown out, a $2.55 billion ETH stake routed through a single contract and the UAE royal family’s $700 million BTC exposure via Citadel Mining looks less like speculative punts and more like sovereign and…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
ETH plunges, leaving only $70,000 in margin for the rolling position owner

ETH plunges, leaving only $70,000 in margin for the rolling position owner

PANews reported on August 26 that according to Ember's monitoring, the sharp drop in ETH prices caused the liquidation of Rolling Brother's positions, and the current margin is only US$70,000. Previously, Rolling Position Brother had closed his position at $6.86 million after making a profit of $43 million. This time, he turned a profit of $9.19 million yesterday morning into a loss of $670,000. Rolling Position Brother initially started with $125,000, and now after two major fluctuations, he is back to square one.

Author: PANews
BTC, ETH, DOGE Price News: Declines Pick Up Speed

BTC, ETH, DOGE Price News: Declines Pick Up Speed

The post BTC, ETH, DOGE Price News: Declines Pick Up Speed appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Hopes for a quick reversal from the weekend crypto plunge faltered on Monday with bitcoin BTC$110,033.49 slipping all the way back below $110,000, just barely ahead of its then-euphoric price of $109,400 touched ahead of President Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration. The largest crypto’s recovery attempt was quickly rejected at $113,000 during the U.S. session, and it fell precipitously to a seven-week low, CoinDesk price data shows. Recently, BTC traded at $109,700, down 2.7% over the past 24 hours and lower by about 7% since soaring above $117,000 in wake of Fed Chair Jay Powell’s dovish Friday Jackson Hole speech. While major altcoins held up relatively well during the Sunday crash, they succumbed to the market weakness on Monday. Ethereum’s ether (ETH) plummeted nearly 8% over the past 24 hours below $4,400. Solana’s SOL (SOL), dogecoin DOGE$0.2100, Cardano ADA$0.8383, Chainlink LINK$23.41 also declined 6%-8%. Today’s price swing liquidated nearly $700 million in leveraged trading positions across all crypto derivatives, surpassing the Sunday flush, CoinGlass data shows. Some $627 million of the liquidated trades were longs anticipating higher prices. What may further spook traders is weak seasonality as the end of August nears. September has brought historically the weakest returns for BTC and ETH with 3.77% and 6.42% losses on average for the month, respectively, per CoinGlass data. UPDATE (Aug. 25, 20:28 UTC): Adds liquidation data by CoinGlass. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/08/25/bitcoin-tumbles-back-to-usd110k-as-crypto-bounce-fails-ether-plunges-8

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market

Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market

The post Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto Futures Liquidation: Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market Skip to content Home Crypto News Crypto Futures Liquidation: Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market Source: https://bitcoinworld.co.in/crypto-futures-liquidation-plunge/

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A Stablecoin Cryptocurrency On The TRON Blockchain

A Stablecoin Cryptocurrency On The TRON Blockchain

The post A Stablecoin Cryptocurrency On The TRON Blockchain appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. USDJ is a stablecoin cryptocurrency that operates on the TRON blockchain. It is part of the JUST DeFi ecosystem, which includes various decentralized financial products and services. USDJ is designed to maintain a stable value by being pegged to the United States Dollar (USD) through a system of collateralization and governance mechanisms.  USDJ is part of the broader DeFi ecosystem, which aims to provide decentralized financial products and services, including lending, borrowing, and stablecoin issuance, without traditional intermediaries like banks. USDJ is categorized as a stablecoin because its value is designed to be relatively stable and maintain a 1:1 peg with the United States Dollar. This stability is achieved through a collateralization system. USDJ is backed by collateral in the form of other cryptocurrencies, primarily TRX, the native cryptocurrency of the TRON blockchain. Users lock up TRX tokens as collateral to mint USDJ stablecoins. The collateralization ratio ensures that there are sufficient assets to support the value of the stablecoin. Moreover, the system employs various mechanisms, including automatic liquidations of undercollateralized positions, to maintain the stable value of USDJ. Disclaimer. This article is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as an endorsement by CoinIdol. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell cryptocurrency. Readers should do their research before investing in funds. Source: https://coinidol.com/usdj-usdj-token/

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin Slide as Crypto Liquidations Top $900 Million

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin Slide as Crypto Liquidations Top $900 Million

Bitcoin hit its lowest price in weeks on Monday afternoon, with Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and other assets also deep in the red.

Author: Coinstats
​​ChatGPT’s Bitcoin Analysis Flags $112K Support Amid $2.7B Whale Liquidation

​​ChatGPT’s Bitcoin Analysis Flags $112K Support Amid $2.7B Whale Liquidation

ChatGPT’s Bitcoin analysis has revealed that Bitcoin is testing key support at $112,398 following a massive $2.7 billion whale selloff involving 24,000 BTC across major exchanges, triggering liquidation cascades. In comparison, MicroStrategy counters with a $357 million accumulation, bringing its holdings to 632,457 BTC. ChatGPT’s Bitcoin analysis synthesizes 26 real-time technical indicators to assess BTC’s trajectory amid massive whale distribution and institutional counter-accumulation. It also assesses EMA support testing and potential trend reversal signals. Technical Analysis: Whale Selloff Tests Key EMA Support Bitcoin’s current price of $112,398.08 reflects a -0.97% decline from the opening price of $113,493.59, establishing a volatile trading range between $113,667.28 (high) and $110,588.00 (low). This 2.7% intraday range shows controlled selling pressure following the massive whale distribution event. The RSI at 42.24 approaches oversold territory, providing potential bounce conditions after the selloff-driven decline.Source: TradingView Moving averages reveal concerning bearish positioning with Bitcoin trading below the 20-day EMA at $115,656 (-2.8%) and the 50-day EMA at $114,789 (-2.1%), while testing the 100-day EMA support at $110,856 (+1.4%) with the 200-day EMA at $103,697 (+7.7%) providing deeper support. Similarly, MACD shows a strong bearish structure at -568.66, well below zero, with the signal line at -676.11 and a negative histogram at -107.45, indicating continued momentum deterioration.Source: TradingView Volume analysis shows moderate activity at 14.81K BTC, indicating steady institutional participation during the whale-driven volatility. In fact, ATR also maintains a reading of 102,285.34, suggesting massive volatility potential for continued large moves based on support test outcomes. Market Context: Whale Distribution Meets Institutional Counter-Accumulation Bitcoin’s decline follows a massive whale distribution event involving 24,000 BTC worth approximately $2.7 billion that were dumped across major exchanges. This systematic selling created liquidation cascades affecting leveraged positions and triggering broader market weakness despite no fundamental catalyst driving the selloff. The institutional response reveals divergent strategies, with MicroStrategy countering whale selling through a $357 million accumulation of 3,081 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 632,457 BTC, representing 3% of the total Bitcoin supply. Additional institutional buying includes Japanese firms adding 156.79 BTC and Metaplanet increasing its holdings with an $11.8 million purchase. Market rotation dynamics show institutional distribution pressure with BlackRock reportedly reducing positions by nearly $200 million while ETF outflows continue. The whale seller maintains 152,874 BTC worth approximately $17 billion, suggesting strategic positioning rather than a complete exit. Broader Market Liquidation Impact The crypto market experienced systematic weakness following the whale distribution event. Market analysts observe the selloff “triggered a $4K drop in minutes, causing a liquidation cascade, not a natural correction” as leveraged positions faced forced closure during rapid price movement. The timing coincided with Ethereum’s local high formation, suggesting coordinated selling across major cryptocurrencies. “Even ETH hit a local high just hours earlier yet dumped right after.” This indicates systematic distribution rather than organic market movement affecting institutional positioning. Despite the selling pressure, structural factors remain supportive, with analysts noting “no structural reason to flip bearish, just more proof whales still control the game.” Market participants identified the event as a “liquidation trap” rather than a genuine distribution, with some noting that “this wasn’t a sell-off.” It was a liquidation trap” targeting over-leveraged positions while institutional foundations remain intact. Market Fundamentals: Strong Metrics Despite Distribution Pressure Bitcoin maintains substantial positioning with a $2.23 trillion market cap despite a -1.93% decline during whale distribution phases. The market cap adjustment accompanies increased volume at $89.33 billion (+74.24%), indicating an active institutional response to whale selling pressure. Additionally, the 3.93% volume-to-market cap ratio suggests heightened trading activity during distribution events, typical of major market participants repositioning during volatility. Circulating supply of 19.91 million BTC represents 94.8% of the maximum 21 million supply, with scarcity approaching supporting long-term value despite short-term distribution pressure.Source: CoinMarketCap Similarly, market dominance of 57.8% (+1.57%) demonstrates Bitcoin’s relative strength during crypto market weakness, while the 9.87% distance from the August 14 all-time high of $124,457 represents healthy correction territory following whale manipulation events. Social Sentiment: Distribution Concerns Amid Institutional Divergence LunarCrush data reveals declining social performance with Bitcoin’s AltRank falling to 1.3K during whale distribution events. A Galaxy Score of 38 reflects cautious sentiment as participants process massive selloff implications for market structure and institutional confidence. Engagement metrics show increased activity with 97.21 million total engagements (+24.64M) and 225.54K mentions (+86.8K), demonstrating heightened attention during distribution events. Social dominance of 17.55% maintains visibility while sentiment registers at 76% positive despite selling pressure. Recent social themes focus on whale manipulation concerns, with community discussions emphasizing “liquidation trap” narratives and double-top formation warnings. Prominent analyst Crypto Caesar has identified potential CME gap fills around $94K–$96K levels. ChatGPT’s Bitcoin Analysis: Key Support Defense Required ChatGPT’s Bitcoin analysis reveals Bitcoin at a key juncture, testing the 100-day EMA support following massive whale distribution pressure. The support test at $110,856 represents institutional confidence validation versus continued selling pressure from large holders seeking strategic positioning. Immediate support emerges at today’s low around $110,588, followed by the key 100-day EMA support at $110,856.Source: TradingView The 200-day EMA at $103,697 provides major downside protection, while resistance begins at the 50-day EMA ($114,789) and the 20-day EMA ($115,656) levels. MACD deterioration and RSI approaching oversold conditions indicate potential for reversal if support holds amid counter-accumulation efforts. Three-Month Bitcoin Price Forecast: Recovery Scenarios Support Defense Recovery (40% Probability) Successful defense of $110.8K support combined with continued institutional counter-accumulation could drive recovery toward $118K–$122K, representing 5–9% upside from current levels.Source: TradingView This scenario requires whale distribution completion and oversold bounce validation. Extended Distribution (35% Probability) Continued whale selling pressure could result in consolidation between $108K–$115K, allowing distribution completion while institutional accumulation continues during discount pricing opportunities.Source: TradingView Deeper Correction (25% Probability) A break below $110.8K support could trigger selling toward $103.7K-$108K levels, representing an 8–15% downside.Source: TradingView Recovery would depend on completing major support, defense, and whale distribution. ChatGPT’s Bitcoin Analysis: Distribution Pressure Meets Institutional Resolve ChatGPT’s Bitcoin analysis reveals Bitcoin facing a key support test amid whale distribution pressure countered by strategic institutional accumulation. The breakdown below short-term EMAs represents market manipulation validation versus fundamental confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. Next Price Target: $118K-$122K Within 90 Days The immediate trajectory requires decisive defense of $110.8K support to validate institutional confidence over whale distribution pressure. From there, selling exhaustion could propel Bitcoin toward $118K psychological resistance, with sustained institutional accumulation driving toward $122K+ recovery levels. However, failure to hold $110.8K would signal a deeper correction to $103.7K–$108K range, creating an optimal accumulation opportunity before the next institutional wave drives Bitcoin toward new all-time highs above $125K as distribution phases complete

Author: CryptoNews
Bitcoin Bears Take Control — Key $110K Barrier Shattered

Bitcoin Bears Take Control — Key $110K Barrier Shattered

Bitcoin’s price has slipped under the $110,000 mark for the first time in 47 days. Bears currently have the upper hand, with the top crypto asset struggling to regain its footing after the latest string of pullbacks. Bitcoin Crashes Below $110K — $186M Liquidated in 24 Hours Bitcoin’s week has been rocky, slipping 5.7% against […]

Author: Bitcoin.com News
Crypto Futures Liquidation: Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market

Crypto Futures Liquidation: Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market

BitcoinWorld Crypto Futures Liquidation: Sudden $343 Million Plunge Shocks Market The crypto market recently experienced a significant event: a massive crypto futures liquidation that sent ripples across major exchanges. In a single hour, an astounding $343 million worth of futures positions were liquidated. This sudden plunge naturally raises questions about market stability and the inherent risks of leveraged trading. However, this was not an isolated incident; the past 24 hours saw a staggering $852 million in total liquidations. What is Crypto Futures Liquidation and Why Does It Happen? To understand the impact of such an event, it is crucial to grasp what crypto futures liquidation truly means. Futures contracts allow traders to bet on the future price of an asset without owning it directly. Many traders use leverage, borrowing funds to amplify their potential returns. While leverage can increase profits, it also magnifies losses. When the market moves against a highly leveraged position, a trader’s margin – the capital they put up as collateral – may no longer be sufficient to cover potential losses. At this point, the exchange automatically closes the position to prevent further losses, a process known as liquidation. This protects both the trader (from going into deeper debt) and the exchange. The Immediate Impact: Unpacking the Recent Crypto Futures Liquidation The numbers from the recent crypto futures liquidation are stark. Major exchanges collectively witnessed $343 million in liquidations within just one hour. This rapid sell-off indicates a swift and significant price movement that caught many leveraged traders off guard. Moreover, the broader 24-hour figure of $852 million highlights a period of sustained market turbulence. Such large-scale liquidations often create a cascading effect. As positions are forcibly closed, it adds selling pressure to the market, which can drive prices down further. This, in turn, triggers more liquidations, creating a feedback loop that exacerbates market volatility. It’s a challenging scenario for traders, especially those with high-risk strategies. How Does Crypto Futures Liquidation Affect Traders? For individual traders, a crypto futures liquidation event can be devastating. Those holding long positions (betting on price increases) are liquidated when prices fall sharply, while those with short positions (betting on price decreases) face liquidation if prices suddenly surge. This results in the loss of their entire margin, and sometimes more, depending on the contract terms. Key challenges for traders: Capital Loss: Traders lose the capital committed to their liquidated positions. Emotional Stress: Rapid losses can lead to panic and irrational decisions. Market Uncertainty: Increased volatility makes it harder to predict future price movements. Therefore, understanding the mechanics of leverage and setting appropriate risk parameters are vital for anyone participating in futures trading. Navigating Volatility: Strategies After a Major Crypto Futures Liquidation Event While a massive crypto futures liquidation can be alarming, it also serves as a crucial reminder about prudent trading practices. Traders can implement several strategies to mitigate risks and navigate such volatile periods more effectively. Actionable insights for traders: Manage Leverage Wisely: Avoid excessively high leverage, which leaves little room for market fluctuations. Set Stop-Loss Orders: These automatically close a position if it reaches a predetermined loss level, limiting downside. Diversify Your Portfolio: Do not put all your capital into highly leveraged futures. Stay Informed: Keep abreast of market news, economic indicators, and technical analysis. Practice Risk Management: Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. These practices are essential for building resilience in your trading strategy, especially when faced with unpredictable market swings. The recent $343 million crypto futures liquidation is a stark reminder of the inherent risks and rapid shifts within the cryptocurrency market. While such events can cause significant short-term pain for many traders, they also highlight the importance of disciplined risk management and a thorough understanding of leveraged products. By learning from these occurrences, traders can refine their strategies and approach the volatile world of crypto futures with greater caution and informed decision-making. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. What exactly is a crypto futures liquidation? A crypto futures liquidation occurs when an exchange automatically closes a trader’s leveraged position because their margin collateral falls below a required level. This happens when the market moves significantly against their bet, and they can no longer cover potential losses. 2. What typically causes massive crypto futures liquidation events? Large-scale liquidations are usually triggered by sudden and significant price movements in the underlying cryptocurrency. High market volatility, unexpected news, or large institutional trades can initiate a cascade where one liquidation triggers others, amplifying the price swing. 3. How can traders protect themselves from a crypto futures liquidation? Traders can protect themselves by using lower leverage, setting strict stop-loss orders to limit potential losses, and maintaining sufficient margin in their accounts. Diversifying one’s portfolio and avoiding over-exposure to a single asset or highly leveraged positions are also crucial. 4. Does a large crypto futures liquidation signal a market crash? Not necessarily. While a large liquidation event indicates significant volatility and often a sharp price correction, it doesn’t always lead to a sustained market crash. Markets can recover quickly, but it does highlight periods of heightened risk and uncertainty. 5. Were all crypto exchanges equally affected by this liquidation event? While the overall figures represent liquidations across major exchanges, the impact can vary. Different exchanges may have different liquidity pools and user bases, leading to slightly varied liquidation volumes and timing, though the overall market trend affects all. Did you find this article insightful? Share it with your friends and fellow crypto enthusiasts on social media to help them understand the dynamics of crypto futures liquidation and navigate the volatile market more effectively! To learn more about the latest crypto market trends, explore our article on key developments shaping Bitcoin price action. 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Author: Coinstats