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Who's getting liquidated.

Real-time liquidation data across 10 assets from Bybit's WebSocket feed. Every forced close, every cascade, every flush — and what it actually means.

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24h Total

$18.48M

2,758 events

Longs Wiped

$10.24M

55% of total

Shorts Wiped

$8.24M

45% of total

Loudest

Bitcoin

$11.60M

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Operator Note
— fk

Moderate liquidation activity — $18.48M in 24h. Bitcoin is where most of the pain is concentrated ($11.60M). The long/short split at 55/45 tells you which side got crowded. When one side is consistently getting flushed, the funding rate usually confirms it — check the rate page for the carry signal.

By asset

Last 24 hours · Bybit perps

10 assets
Asset Total Wiped Who Hurts More Events
Bitcoin BTC/USDT $11.60M Even (49/51) 948 detail →
Ethereum ETH/USDT $4.03M Longs (66/34) 608 detail →
Solana SOL/USDT $1.45M Even (55/45) 557 detail →
XRP XRP/USDT $583.4K Longs (83/17) 281 detail →
Dogecoin DOGE/USDT $405.0K Longs (87/13) 142 detail →
Cardano ADA/USDT $281.5K Shorts (35/65) 89 detail →
Avalanche AVAX/USDT $53.8K Longs (99/1) 47 detail →
Chainlink LINK/USDT $41.1K Longs (79/21) 35 detail →
Polkadot DOT/USDT $33.2K Longs (97/3) 37 detail →
BNB BNB/USDT $3.3K Longs (64/36) 14 detail →

What liquidation data tells you

A liquidation happens when a leveraged position runs out of margin. The exchange forcibly closes it at the bankruptcy price, and whoever was on the other side collects. When enough liquidations stack up in the same direction, they cascade — each forced close pushes the price further, triggering the next one.

The long/short split is the interesting part. If 80% of the damage is on longs, that's a market that got too bullish and paid for it. The reverse tells you shorts got squeezed. Neither side being dominant? That's choppy, directionless leverage cleanup — usually less interesting for positioning.

We pull this from Bybit's WebSocket — every single forced close, in real time, aggregated into 5-minute buckets. Most data providers charge $29+/mo for this granularity. We publish it here and make the raw feed available via our API.

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