PANews reported on June 22 that Coinglass data showed that in the past four hours, the entire network had a liquidation of US$218 million, of which long positions had aPANews reported on June 22 that Coinglass data showed that in the past four hours, the entire network had a liquidation of US$218 million, of which long positions had a
In the past 4 hours, the entire network has liquidated more than 200 million US dollars, mainly long orders
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PANews reported on June 22 that Coinglass data showed that in the past four hours, the entire network had a liquidation of US$218 million, of which long positions had a liquidation of US$197 million and short positions had a liquidation of US$20.9613 million.
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