# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidations

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Hyperliquid sees $123M in liquidations yet rivals stay quiet – Why?

Decentralized perpetual exchanges show high trading activity, but not all volume is legitimate. Hyperliquid reported $3.76B in volume with $123M in liquidations, indicating real leveraged trading under volatile conditions. In contrast, rivals Aster and Lighter posted similar volumes ($2.76B and $1.81B) but significantly lower liquidations ($7.2M and $3.34M), suggesting their volumes may be inflated. When leverage is real, open interest shifts and liquidations occur during price moves. The discrepancy implies that Aster and Lighter’s activity might not reflect actual market risk, raising questions about incentive structures and reporting practices.

ambcrypto02/09 23:11

Hyperliquid sees $123M in liquidations yet rivals stay quiet – Why?

ambcrypto02/09 23:11

Coinglass Report Highlights Discrepancies Across Perp DEXs, Raising Debate

Coinglass's recent analysis of perpetual decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like Hyperliquid, Aster, and Lighter has sparked debate due to significant discrepancies in reported metrics. Hyperliquid showed $3.76B in trading volume, $4.05B in open interest (OI), and $122.96M in liquidations, indicating consistent and real market activity. In contrast, Aster and Lighter reported high volumes ($2.76B and $1.81B) but significantly lower OI ($927M and $731M) and minimal liquidations ($7.2M and $3.34M). Coinglass suggests these disparities may indicate artificial volume inflation from airdrop farming, self-trading, or reporting issues, rather than genuine trading. The report concludes that Hyperliquid’s metrics align more closely with healthy market behavior, while Aster and Lighter’s volume quality requires further validation. The analysis prompted community debate, with some accusing Coinglass of bias, though the firm maintains its findings are data-driven and unbiased.

TheNewsCrypto02/09 12:41

Coinglass Report Highlights Discrepancies Across Perp DEXs, Raising Debate

TheNewsCrypto02/09 12:41

Aave’s $4.65B stress engine – From Bitcoin liquidation shock to protocol yield!

The crypto market experienced significant leverage stress in early 2026, with Bitcoin dropping 33% from $90,000 to $60,000 in 72 hours, triggering over $1 billion in liquidations. However, liquidation volumes were lower than previous cycles, suggesting a market leverage reset. Aave processed $4.65 billion in liquidations during these volatile periods, with the majority occurring on Ethereum. Liquidation activity also spread across other chains like Polygon, Avalanche, and Arbitrum, reflecting broader DeFi participation. Notably, Aave’s Stability and Volatility Revenue (SVR) mechanism recaptured $13.17 million from liquidations, with $8.56 million going to Aave’s treasury. This transformed market stress into sustainable protocol yield through liquidation bonuses and recaptured MEV, reinforcing Aave’s resilience and revenue model during downturns.

ambcrypto02/09 01:02

Aave’s $4.65B stress engine – From Bitcoin liquidation shock to protocol yield!

ambcrypto02/09 01:02

Bitcoin Cash’s rally faces KEY test – Can BCH hold above $500?

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a significant rally, rising 20% to reach an intraday high of $544. This surge was driven by increased on-chain activity and bullish sentiment in the futures market. On-chain data showed a notable rise in transactions, climbing from 9,769 to 14,240 between February 1st and 17th, with an average transaction value of $8,411, suggesting significant whale activity. The derivatives market reflected strong long bias, with a positive funding rate and short liquidations far exceeding longs. However, a declining hashrate poses a potential risk to network security, and increased spot selling pressure could limit further upside despite the bullish derivatives positioning.

ambcrypto02/07 23:02

Bitcoin Cash’s rally faces KEY test – Can BCH hold above $500?

ambcrypto02/07 23:02

Mass Liquidations Continue: $860M Lost as Bitcoin and Ethereum Break Key Levels

A fresh wave of selling has pushed Bitcoin and Ethereum below key support, triggering $860 million in liquidations within 24 hours. Bitcoin fell toward $70,000, breaking below its 365-day moving average and accelerating its downward trend. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows, removing a key source of demand. Ethereum also declined, testing the $2,100 level and seeing over $200 million in liquidations. Large holders are deleveraging, increasing the risk of further forced selling. The broader market followed, with major altcoins down 6-11%. Market sentiment has turned to "extreme fear," with traders watching key levels to see if the sell-off deepens.

bitcoinist02/06 07:40

Mass Liquidations Continue: $860M Lost as Bitcoin and Ethereum Break Key Levels

bitcoinist02/06 07:40

$2.2B in Liquidations as Bitcoin Falls Below $80K, But Bitcoin Hyper Keeps Pumping

Bitcoin's sharp drop below the key $80,000 level triggered a massive $2.2 billion in leveraged positions, wiping out weeks of gains in 48 hours. This was largely a market reset targeting over-leveraged long positions rather than a fundamental breakdown. While retail traders faced liquidations, high-net-worth investors are rotating capital into infrastructure solutions that address Bitcoin’s scalability issues, notably high fees and network congestion during volatility. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is presented as a solution, integrating Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) as a Bitcoin Layer-2 to combine Bitcoin’s security with high-speed, low-cost transactions. The project has raised over $31.2 million in its presale, attracting investors seeking yield and scalability amid market turbulence.

bitcoinist02/03 13:01

$2.2B in Liquidations as Bitcoin Falls Below $80K, But Bitcoin Hyper Keeps Pumping

bitcoinist02/03 13:01

Story Protocol sheds 18% – THESE clusters warn of deeper IP pullback

Story Protocol (IP) has experienced a significant 18% price decline, reflecting a strong bearish market sentiment. On-chain data shows sustained capital outflows, with $17 million exiting perpetual markets and open liquidity dropping to $68.93 million. A negative funding rate indicates dominant short positioning, while spot market buying activity has dwindled to just $542,000 over nine days, highlighting weak investor conviction. The token is trading near a critical support range of $1.0 to $1.7, with its current level around $1.4 being particularly vulnerable. A break below this mid-range support could lead to a retest of its all-time low of $1 or even establish a new low. Although a rebound within the range is technically possible, continued bearish momentum and lack of buying pressure suggest further downside risk remains elevated.

ambcrypto02/01 22:02

Story Protocol sheds 18% – THESE clusters warn of deeper IP pullback

ambcrypto02/01 22:02

What’s Behind Bitcoin’s Drop To $81K? Glassnode Provides On-Chain Insights

Following a brief rebound to $90,000, Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline to $81,000, driven by several on-chain factors. According to Glassnode, long-term holders distributed an average of 12,000 BTC daily over the past month, creating significant selling pressure. This was compounded by net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, reducing institutional demand to absorb the sell-off. Miners also contributed by consistently sending BTC to exchanges, indicating structural weakness. Additionally, over $300 million in long positions were liquidated, amplifying downside momentum. With subdued spot demand and defensive options market sentiment, Bitcoin faces challenges below key resistance levels until significant demand returns. Currently, Bitcoin trades at $84,095, up over 1% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist01/31 18:32

What’s Behind Bitcoin’s Drop To $81K? Glassnode Provides On-Chain Insights

bitcoinist01/31 18:32

CZ Defends Binance: Dismisses Claims Linking Exchange To October 10 Crypto Crash

CZ, co-founder and former CEO of Binance, has dismissed claims that the exchange caused the October 10 crypto market crash, which saw $19 billion in liquidations. He called the accusations "far-fetched" and stated Binance compensated users affected by its technical issues with around $600 million. Zhao emphasized that Binance operates under regulatory oversight in Abu Dhabi and a US monitorship. He also denied having any business relationship with the Trump family, following his controversial presidential pardon in October 2025. Meanwhile, Binance Coin (BNB) has declined 5% in a week, trading at $847.

bitcoinist01/31 14:48

CZ Defends Binance: Dismisses Claims Linking Exchange To October 10 Crypto Crash

bitcoinist01/31 14:48

What happened in crypto today? Trump shock, $1.7B liquidations & more…

President Trump's plan to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair triggered significant market volatility, causing a nearly 10% drop in gold and dragging down the crypto market. Over $1.7 billion in positions were liquidated in 24 hours, affecting more than 270,000 traders, with leveraged long positions accounting for $1.6 billion in losses. Bitcoin briefly fell to $81,000, threatening its $80,000 support level, while Ethereum lost $2,800 and Solana dropped 10%. The overall crypto market cap declined by $200 billion, falling from $3.0 trillion to $2.8 trillion. Additionally, over $2 billion exited the stablecoin sector this week, reducing market liquidity. Institutional caution was evident as put options hedged against potential further declines, with some traders betting on Bitcoin falling to $78,000 or $75,000.

ambcrypto01/30 10:47