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#数字资产行情上升 Over the past day, the contract market experienced a typical correction storm — the total liquidation amount across the network surged to $252 million. This wave of market movement was fierce, especially for long traders, effectively a "bloodbath."
Data speaks volumes. Long positions were liquidated for $145 million, averaging nearly $6 million in "losses" per hour. Although shorts also incurred losses, the scale was much smaller, with only $36.82 million in liquidations, and they managed to catch the bottom during this decline.
The most heartbreaking are the performances of these two big players: $BTC liquidation reached $61.38 million, and $ETH was even more brutal, with $58.95 million in positions instantly wiped out. The combined liquidation volume of these two major coins accounted for nearly half of the total liquidations. This demonstrates the "dominance" of leading cryptocurrencies during market volatility — their scale is entirely in a different league.
What is the most common voice in the community? "Woke up in the morning, opened the account, and found a zero less in the balance," and "Long positions directly lost their capital in this wave." This is the truth of the crypto market — the market moves like a knife; one second you're calculating returns, and the next, you might be the one getting cut. Volatility is the market's "temper," and mastering it requires both strategy and a bit of luck.