Short Liquidations Top $1.06B as Crypto Market Rallies 3.7%
Bearish traders lost over $1 billion in 24 hours as the total crypto market cap climbed 3.7%.
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Bearish traders lost over $1 billion in 24 hours as the total crypto market cap climbed 3.7%.
Bearish traders faced $1.06B in short liquidations as crypto market cap climbed 3.7% in a day.

Spot bitcoin ETFs took in $517 million and ether funds $189 million on Aug. 19, according to data cited by CoinDesk.

Public records and on-chain data suggest the reported $18B Solana liquidation tally may be inaccurate.
Bitcoin jumped nearly $62,000 after weak US jobs data and dovish Fed comments triggered short liquidations.
Arkham data shows James Wynn lost $982,000 in 24 hours shorting S&P 500 perpetuals, adding to over 200 career liquidations.

Bitcoin fell toward $58,000 ahead of a major Deribit options expiry amid continued ETF outflows and leveraged liquidations.
Short liquidations pushed the total crypto market cap toward $2.15 trillion Monday.

A rapid Bitcoin rally to $63,700 triggered the largest short liquidations since April, but geopolitical tensions later reversed gains.