TREE NEWS reports: Crypto futures liquidations across all exchanges totaled $154 million over the past 24 hours, with $76.57 million in long positions and $77.53 million in shorts wiped out. BTC liquidations reached $36.68 million and ETH $18.79 million. The largest single liquidation order, worth $5.80 million, occurred on HYPERLIQUID-XYZ:SP500-USD.
Crypto Liquidations Hit $154M in 24 Hours, Longs and Shorts Split Evenly
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The near-even split between long and short liquidations suggests a choppy, two-sided session rather than a one-directional flush, which typically reflects indecision more than conviction. That an S&P 500-linked contract on a single venue produced the largest liquidation is the more telling detail: it hints that cross-asset exposure is now part of the crypto leverage story, not just BTC and ETH. Whether that concentration in equity-index products persists is the open question.
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