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Bitcoin Bulls Take the Biggest Hit in a $1.49 Billion Crypto Liquidation Day

Crypto traders lost $1.49 billion to forced liquidations over the past 24 hours, Coinglass data shows.

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Bullish bets on Bitcoin (BTC) took the heaviest blow. Most of those losses landed on one side of the market. However, one major token moved against the sell-off and left short sellers on the losing end.

Bitcoin and Ethereum Longs Carry Most of the Damage Long bets accounted for $1.29 billion, or 86.8% of the total, according to Coinglass. Short sellers absorbed $197.08 million, and 243,456 traders were forced out. Bitcoin positions made up the largest share at $475.19 million, with longs at 87.6%.

Ethereum (ETH) followed with $330.59 million, of which 84.7% came from longs. Crypto liquidation heatmap showing Bitcoin longs leading $1.49 billion in 24-hour liquidations. Source: Coinglass Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) added $82.50 million and $37.56 million, respectively.

Smaller tokens outside the top group contributed another $178.72 million, with longs at 89.2%. Over 12 hours, liquidations reached $1.33 billion, close to 90% of the daily total.

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