In the past hour, over $476 million was liquidated in the crypto market, with longs caught in a stampede.

PANews October 15 news, according to CoinGlass data, as of 10:35 today, the total liquidation volume across the network's contracts in the past hour reached $476 million, of which long liquidations were $457 million and short liquidations were $18.1968 million, with long liquidations accounting for over 95%, and the market showing a one-sided decline. By exchange, Binance had the largest liquidation scale, about $292 million, accounting for about 62% of the entire market; Bybit and Hyperliquid followed with $63.34 million and $33.56 million, respectively. By coin, ETH and BTC were the hardest hit: ETH liquidations were about $199 million, and BTC about $110 million, together accounting for more than 60%.

PANews October 15 news, according to CoinGlass data, as of 10:35 today, the total liquidation volume across the network in the past hour reached $476 million, of which long liquidations were $457 million and short liquidations were $18.1968 million, with long liquidations accounting for over 95%, as the market showed a one-sided decline.

By exchange, Binance had the largest liquidation scale, about $292 million, accounting for about 62% of the entire market; Bybit and Hyperliquid followed with $63.34 million and $33.56 million, respectively.

By coin, ETH and BTC were the hardest hit: ETH liquidations were about $199 million, and BTC about $110 million, together accounting for more than 60%. At this time, BTC was quoted at about $81,000 (24h -2.58%), and ETH at about $2,362 (24h -5.54%), with mainstream coins generally declining.

In addition, in the last 24 hours, a total of 174,600 people were liquidated across the network, with total liquidations reaching $922 million. The largest single liquidation occurred in Binance BTCUSDT, worth $12.03 million.