PANews reported on August 31st that Coinglass data showed that over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market saw $109 million in liquidated contracts across the network, including $67.7811 million in long positions and $41.3149 million in short positions. The total amount of BTC liquidations was $11.6325 million, and the total amount of ETH liquidations was $39.0217 million.PANews reported on August 31st that Coinglass data showed that over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market saw $109 million in liquidated contracts across the network, including $67.7811 million in long positions and $41.3149 million in short positions. The total amount of BTC liquidations was $11.6325 million, and the total amount of ETH liquidations was $39.0217 million.
In the past 24 hours, the total contract liquidation of the entire network was US$109 million, mainly due to the long position
PANews reported on August 31st that Coinglass data showed that over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market saw $109 million in liquidated contracts across the network, including $67.7811 million in long positions and $41.3149 million in short positions. The total amount of BTC liquidations was $11.6325 million, and the total amount of ETH liquidations was $39.0217 million.
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