The past four hours have seen significant liquidations across the global market, totaling $125 million.
Of this amount, long positions accounted for $120 million, while short positions experienced liquidations of $4.8771 million. The data highlights the volatility and rapid changes in the market dynamics.

Data from Coinglass reveals that the total liquidations across the network amounted to $239 million over the past 12 hours. Of this, short positions accounted for $175 million.

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Cryptocurrency Market Experiences $178 Million in Liquidations

Recent data from Coinglass indicates that the cryptocurrency market experienced liquidations totaling $178 million in the past 24 hours. Of this total, long positions accounted for $126 million, while short positions amounted to $51.63 million. Specifically, Bitcoin (BTC) had liquidations of $36.22 million, and Ethereum (ETH) saw $33.48 million in liquidations.

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🚨 Bitcoin Liquidation Alert: Massive Short Squeeze Incoming

Bitcoin's liquidation map reveals a staggering $3 billion in short liquidations set to trigger at $95,000, potentially fueling an explosive rally. The current price sits at $86,255, with cumulative short liquidation leverage (green) increasing steadily. If $BTC continues its upward trajectory, an intense short squeeze could be on the horizon, forcing liquidations and accelerating price movement past key resistance zones.

The chart shows high liquidation clusters between $85,000 and $90,000, indicating a significant liquidity pocket that could be exploited by market movers. With Binance, OKX, and Bybit contributing to heavy liquidation volumes, traders should prepare for heightened volatility. If BTC surpasses $90,000, an aggressive move toward $95,000+ seems likely as leveraged shorts get wiped out, leading to a potential parabolic extension.
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#bitcoin and #altcoins experienced a significant rebound, leading to nearly $1 billion in liquidations in the #crypto market.

The graph shows that Bitcoin nearly reached the $95,000 mark during its surge, but it has since experienced a slight pullback to $92,800. Ethereum has followed a similar trend; however, its decline from $2,550 to $2,360 has been noticeably larger than that of Bitcoin.

In terms of the individual symbols, Bitcoin and #ethereum have predictably come out on top with $353 million and $182 million in liquidations, respectively.