In the past 1 hour, there were a total of $239 million in liquidations across the entire network. A single BTC short position was liquidated for $96.51 million on Hyperliquid.
BlockBeats News, November 17th, according to Coinglass data, influenced by Bitcoin's quick 2% surge after the US stock market opened, a total of $239 million was liquidated across the entire network in the past hour, with $28.57 million in long liquidations and $209 million in short liquidations.
Of note, Hyperliquid platform saw $186 million in liquidations, with $180 million in short liquidations. Monitoring data shows that at 22:36 today, a BTC short position on the platform was liquidated at $95,694, resulting in a liquidation amount of $96.5116 million. (Currently, the amount of liquidations on the Hyperliquid platform is significantly higher than on mainstream CEX platforms, and it is not clear at this time whether there are any data reporting errors.)
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