According to @Ashcryptoreal, $208,330,000 in long positions were liquidated in the past 4 hours, marking a large short-term liquidation event in the crypto derivatives market; source: Ash Crypto on X, Oct 30, 2025. This equates to roughly $52 million in long liquidations per hour during the window, highlighting concentrated long-side stress; source: Ash Crypto on X, Oct 30, 2025. The post underscores persistent leverage risk for long-biased traders and signals caution in positioning and risk controls; source: Ash Crypto on X, Oct 30, 2025.

According to @MilkRoadDaily, $320 million in crypto liquidations occurred in the last 24 hours; no breakdown by asset or long/short was provided in the post (source: @MilkRoadDaily, Oct 21, 2025).

According to @rovercrc, Ethereum (ETH) futures open interest has reset to levels seen before the last major rally, indicating fewer outstanding leveraged contracts in derivatives markets (source: @rovercrc on X, Oct 18, 2025; definition of open interest sourced from CME Group). For trading, practitioners typically track open interest alongside spot volume and funding rates to confirm whether new leverage is entering before taking directional positions (source: CME Group education on open interest; Binance Futures education on funding rates).

According to the source, a public social media post dated Oct 18, 2025 reported that a whale holding over $500 million in short positions now shows an unrealized profit and loss of $39 million, source: public social media post dated Oct 18, 2025. The post did not specify the asset, venue, or wallet involved, preventing independent verification or attribution to a specific futures market or trading account, source: public social media post dated Oct 18, 2025. Because the post provides no details on instrument, exchange, or liquidation thresholds, traders cannot assess immediate market impact from this claim alone and should treat it as unverified until corroborated by exchange open interest and liquidation data, source: public social media post dated Oct 18, 2025. No evidence of active liquidation pressure, order book imbalance, or funding rate dislocations was provided in the post, so any trading actions should wait for confirmatory metrics from reliable market data before execution, source: public social media post dated Oct 18, 2025.

According to @milesdeutscher, roughly $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over the last 24 hours, following a major wipeout on Friday (source: @milesdeutscher on X, Oct 17, 2025). According to @milesdeutscher, the update is a caution for derivatives traders about elevated leverage conditions after Friday’s losses (source: @milesdeutscher on X, Oct 17, 2025).

According to the source, Binance will distribute an additional 400 million to crypto traders and institutional users affected by recent liquidations, source: user-provided X post dated Oct 14, 2025.

According to the source, Coinglass ranked the Oct 10 crash as No. 1 on its Top 10 crypto liquidations list, highlighting it as the top recent liquidation event tracked by the platform, source: Coinglass. For positioning and risk management, traders can monitor aggregate liquidations, funding rates, long/short ratios, and open interest on Coinglass to assess whether leverage is rebuilding after the event, source: Coinglass.

According to @AltcoinDaily, more than $3,000,000,000 in crypto positions were liquidated within 60 minutes on Oct 10, 2025. Source: https://twitter.com/AltcoinDaily/status/1976762370434506992 The post did not provide a breakdown by exchange, asset, or long versus short positioning, nor additional context. Source: https://twitter.com/AltcoinDaily/status/1976762370434506992 Traders seeking immediate confirmation and granularity can cross-check real-time liquidation totals and long-short splits on independent dashboards such as CoinGlass Liquidation Data to inform intraday risk management. Source: https://www.coinglass.com/LiquidationData

According to the source, roughly $115 million in crypto short positions were liquidated in the past hour, indicating a broad short squeeze event in derivatives markets (source: public social media post dated Oct 3, 2025). Clustered short liquidations have historically coincided with near-term momentum spikes and elevated realized volatility across BTC and ETH, increasing the probability of follow-through if leverage remains elevated (source: Glassnode Research market reports, 2021–2023). For confirmation, traders can monitor funding rates turning positive and an open interest reset on major venues like Binance Futures and Bybit to gauge whether the squeeze extends or fades (source: Binance Futures data portal; Bybit derivatives statistics dashboards). A rapid rebuild in aggregate open interest after the flush alongside spot-led buying has been associated with secondary squeeze risk within 12–24 hours in past episodes (source: Kaiko microstructure research, 2022–2024). Conversely, continued OI decline with neutralizing funding has often preceded mean-reversion and range re-establishment rather than a trend breakout (source: Glassnode Research market structure studies, 2021–2023). Liquidity pools and liquidation clusters near recent swing highs can act as magnet levels for price during squeeze conditions, so heatmaps and CVD on major analytics dashboards can help locate risk zones (source: CoinGlass liquidation heatmaps; Laevitas derivatives analytics).

According to the source, over $1.1 billion in crypto market positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours. The source reported this market update on Sep 25, 2025, and did not provide asset or exchange-level breakdowns. The source offered no cause attribution or additional metrics such as open interest or funding rates.

According to the source, over $314 million in crypto derivatives were liquidated in the past 60 minutes, with $309.65 million from long positions, indicating a long-dominant liquidation wave, source: social media post dated Sep 22, 2025. Long liquidations represented approximately 98.6% of the total in this window (using $314M as the reference total), reflecting pronounced long-side stress in crypto derivatives, source: calculation based on figures in the same source post dated Sep 22, 2025.

According to @rovercrc on X (Sep 1, 2025), WLFI derivatives liquidations have surpassed BTC liquidations, as shown in the chart shared in the post (source: @rovercrc). The post indicates that, at the time of posting, forced position unwinds were more concentrated in WLFI than BTC based on the displayed liquidation data (source: @rovercrc).

According to @Pentosh1, a completed 15k BTC swap into ETH was followed by a derivatives market flush after several billions were added to open interest, source: @Pentosh1. The leveraged front-running that piled into the move has now been cleaned up, indicating a de-risking of crowded positions, source: @Pentosh1.

According to @rovercrc, $446,000,000 worth of long positions were liquidated across the cryptocurrency market in the past 24 hours (source: @rovercrc on X, Aug 18, 2025).

According to @PolynomialFi, major trading improvements are now live on their platform, including a reduction of the minimum margin requirement from 50 to 25 USDC, which significantly lowers the entry barrier for traders. Additionally, funding rates have been optimized, potentially reducing costs by up to 50%, and slippage has been reduced across all markets, enhancing trading execution and capital efficiency. These changes are expected to improve overall user experience and attract more active participants to the crypto derivatives market (source: @PolynomialFi).

According to @GreeksLive, the platform facilitated $309 million in notional trading volume through block trades for the week of July 14th to July 20th. The data reveals that the majority of this volume, amounting to $259.4 million, was executed on the Deribit exchange, while the remaining $49.8 million was traded on OKX. This significant block trade activity highlights institutional interest and large-scale positioning in the crypto derivatives market.

According to @GreeksLive, Bitcoin (BTC) is entering July with a historically bullish seasonal trend, having posted an average increase of around 7% in Julys over the past decade, as per CoinGlass data. Market maker Wintermute also found that July is the only month since 2022 to combine strong gains with subdued investor sentiment. However, current derivatives data paints a picture of indifference, with BTC and Ethereum (ETH) futures open interest remaining flat. Furthermore, funding rates for several altcoins, including XRP, Solana (SOL), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH), have turned negative, indicating a bearish bias. Traders should monitor key upcoming macro events, particularly the U.S. payrolls report, which could influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions and impact the market. Despite recent spot BTC ETF net outflows of $342.2 million, corporate treasuries showed strong accumulation by purchasing 131,000 BTC in the second quarter, an 18% increase that outpaced ETF demand growth. Upcoming token unlocks for Ethena (ENA), Aptos (APT), and Arbitrum (ARB) could introduce additional selling pressure.

According to Francisco Rodrigues, bitcoin (BTC) rose to near $107,000 amid a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Iran and Israel, which reduced risk aversion and lifted global equities, as per market data. Susannah Streeter, head of money markets at Hargreaves Lansdown, noted that doubts about the truce holding could impact markets due to U.S. intelligence leaks. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized a wait-and-see approach on interest-rate cuts, with Bitunix analysts stating this adds short-term uncertainty but supports risk assets. Derivatives data from Wintermute OTC trader Jake O showed traders expect tight price action between $100,000 and $105,000 for the June expiry, with slight bullishness in call options targeting $108,000-$112,000.

According to James Van Straten, Bitcoin (BTC) remains stable around $105,000, unaffected by the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates and ongoing Middle East conflicts. The Fed signaled slower economic growth and higher inflation, while BTC's strength is driven by increasing corporate treasury adoption, with 235 entities now holding it. Derivatives data from Velo shows caution, with open interest at $55.3 billion and elevated put/call ratios pointing to potential volatility risks.

According to Francisco Rodrigues, Bitcoin (BTC) rose to nearly $107,000, driven by a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Iran and Israel that boosted global risk assets. Susannah Streeter of Hargreaves Lansdown noted doubts about the truce holding due to leaked U.S. intelligence reports on Iran's nuclear capabilities, potentially resuming military action. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized patience on interest-rate cuts amid elevated inflation and tariff risks, which Bitunix analysts stated supports risk assets but requires monitoring of upcoming data. Derivatives traders, including Jake O from Wintermute, indicated neutral positioning with tight price action expected around $100,000-$105,000, while call option buying points to modest bullish sentiment.