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Historical Crypto Liquidations Dashboard

Crypto Perpetual Futures Liquidations | Last 30 Days

From through , Loris Tools recorded $46.12B in cryptocurrency perpetual futures liquidations: $20.91B across 1,448,893 long liquidations and $25.21B across 1,327,517 short liquidations. The historical series uses 1h buckets.

This period was classified as a Two-sided, with 45% of liquidated value from longs and 55% from shorts. The leading symbol was BTC and the leading exchange was Binance.

Most-Liquidated Crypto Symbols (30d)

RankSymbolTotal Liquidated (USD)Long Liquidations (USD)Short Liquidations (USD)Events
1BTC$34.59B$15.34B$19.26B261,300
2ETH$6.71B$3.04B$3.66B139,723
3SOL$557.16M$246.93M$310.23M75,714
4XRP$400.28M$258.50M$141.78M75,839
5BNB$367.88M$189.52M$178.36M10,593
6ZEC$265.16M$72.77M$192.39M60,606
7SNDK$176.14M$71.65M$104.50M38,971
8HYPE$175.50M$73.67M$101.83M47,422
9DOGE$126.60M$86.03M$40.57M27,826
10TRUMP$121.13M$68.45M$52.68M58,014
11SPCX$106.28M$41.00M$65.28M27,213
12XAU$97.55M$43.25M$54.30M18,446
13ENA$84.68M$45.07M$39.61M33,865
14PUMP$75.88M$38.16M$37.72M35,281
15PEPE$74.65M$46.49M$28.16M21,083
16TUT$70.52M$15.99M$54.53M45,146
17AKE$59.63M$10.69M$48.94M41,097
18SUI$48.47M$36.00M$12.47M14,677
19ADA$46.21M$28.04M$18.16M15,657
20LINK$38.57M$14.03M$24.54M10,839
21WLD$37.63M$27.57M$10.06M15,357
22SKHX$37.19M$19.52M$17.67M9,062
23UNI$34.02M$18.19M$15.83M13,820
24XAG$32.93M$17.08M$15.85M6,914
25ONG$31.64M$14.21M$17.43M32,926
26FARTCOIN$30.80M$24.49M$6.31M16,851
27ACE$29.02M$12.58M$16.43M41,501
28APR$28.41M$12.68M$15.73M34,116
29CL$27.06M$12.01M$15.06M5,844
30BEAT$26.92M$18.28M$8.63M43,173

Historical Liquidations by Exchange (30d)

RankExchangeTotal Liquidated (USD)Long Liquidations (USD)Short Liquidations (USD)Events
1Binance$39.63B$18.48B$21.15B1,078,587
2Hyperliquid$1.61B$454.51M$1.16B326,387
3Bybit$1.51B$531.38M$981.90M509,684
4OKX$1.05B$516.49M$537.28M318,026
5Bitget$833.15M$263.52M$569.63M156,117
6Gate.io$591.90M$214.52M$377.38M191,164
7HTX$290.65M$173.63M$117.02M41,278
8Trade[XYZ]$261.54M$132.25M$129.29M100,336
9Aster$190.93M$102.59M$88.34M16,934
10Lighter$98.52M$18.21M$80.32M23,464
11Nado$17.59M$10.13M$7.46M2,264
12Extended$14.54M$2.52M$12.02M2,508
13Paragon$5.30M$2.43M$2.87M4,887
14Pacifica$5.30M$1.76M$3.54M2,923
15EntropyIO$1.75M$635.99K$1.11M1,613
16HyENA$276.12K$72.67K$203.45K202
17Markets by Kinetiq$69.43K$16.97K$52.46K36

Largest Historical Liquidation Spikes (30d)

StartEndTotal Liquidated (USD)Long Liquidations (USD)Short Liquidations (USD)Top SymbolTop Exchange
$7.22B$182.97M$7.04BBTCBinance
$6.00B$5.99B$17.97MBTCBinance
$2.15B$15.39M$2.13BBTCBinance
$2.13B$7.74M$2.13BBTCBinance
$1.91B$1.90B$11.61MBTCBinance

How to Analyze Historical Crypto Liquidations

Historical liquidation data shows where and when leveraged positions were force-closed. Compare long and short liquidations over time, rank symbols and exchanges, inspect realized liquidation price levels, and identify concentrated liquidation spikes. Unlike projected liquidation maps, this dashboard is based on liquidation events that already occurred.

FAQs

Historical crypto liquidation questions

Historical totals reveal when forced long and short closures clustered by time, symbol, and exchange.

  • What does historical liquidation data measure?

    It aggregates reported forced perpetual futures closures over time, usually separated into long and short notional, symbols, venues, and time buckets.

  • What does a long-versus-short liquidation imbalance mean?

    It shows which side suffered more forced closures during the period. A long-heavy bucket often accompanies a sharp decline, while a short-heavy bucket often accompanies a sharp rise.

  • Do high liquidations cause price moves?

    They can accelerate a move through forced market orders, but they can also be a consequence of volatility that began for another reason. Timing and order book depth help distinguish the sequence.

  • Why compare liquidations across exchanges?

    Venue comparisons show where leverage was concentrated and where risk engines forced the most position closures. Differences in market share and reporting coverage should be considered.

  • How should traders interpret a liquidation spike?

    Treat it as evidence of leverage being removed, not a standalone buy or sell signal. Compare the spike with price, volume, open interest, funding, and subsequent liquidity.