Market Turmoil: $125 million liquidated in 24 hours, both longs and shorts severely impacted

2025-12-20 16:00:09

【Blockchain Rhythm】 The recent trading market has been quite volatile. Yesterday, the total liquidation amount across the entire network within 24 hours reached $125 million — this figure indicates how intense the market leverage situation is. Among them, long positions were liquidated for $60.7 million, and short positions for $64.26 million, showing a nearly even split. This suggests that whether traders are going long or short, they have all suffered losses in this wave of market movement. Such large-scale liquidation events have been relatively prominent in recent months, reflecting that market volatility is indeed increasing. Traders should remain vigilant about risk exposure.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2025-12-23 05:03

125 million Get Liquidated? Ha, this time it's a double strangulation, no one can escape. --- The leveraged traders have really been beaten up this time, both longs and shorts are losing; this market situation is ridiculous. --- Again, this kind of balanced Get Liquidated shows that no one has figured out the direction; it's purely gambling. --- Risk exposure? No one cares about that anymore, everyone is just watching who can walk out alive. --- This wave of Fluctuation is indeed fierce; it feels like the market is clearing out inappropriate leveraged positions. --- What’s 60 million Get Liquidated? The real Large Investors left long ago; the ones left behind are all retail investors. --- When the double Get Liquidated is being shared, there must be big fish behind the scenes doing Accumulation. --- Market volatility is increasing? Are you subtly saying it's time to eat noodles? --- Be cautious of risk exposure... After all this talk, it means: stop playing with leverage. --- The most ridiculous thing is that both longs and shorts are losing; how brightly the market makers must be laughing at this time.

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SelfStaking

· 2025-12-22 08:39

The contract killing ground has opened again, both longs and shorts are being slaughtered. --- 125 million Get Liquidated, no one can escape this wave. --- Why is it like this again? Both going long and short are being played people for suckers. --- Leverage maniacs should reflect on themselves, this time it's really disastrous. --- A fair share of the autumn colors? Ha, they are all suckers. --- Increased Fluctuation is played like this, who cares about the risk. --- The exchange is making a killing this time, retail investors are bleeding. --- 125 million dollars indicates what? It shows there are indeed many leveraged players. --- Both longs and shorts are suffering, the market is teaching people to be human. --- This is the truth of derivatives trading, bloody and realistic.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2025-12-21 22:07

Here it comes again, this market trend has really led to liquidation on both sides, there are no winners. 125 million directly gone, how many people must go bankrupt... It's a nightmare for leveraged traders, neither shorting nor going long can compete with this wave. It's a bit scary, where are we even at? Is shorting and going long all for nothing? Then what am I even playing for? This data makes my scalp tingle, I need to reduce position. The wave of liquidations is here, everyone be careful. I've said it before, manage your risk exposure well, but there are always those who don't listen. 125 million, evenly split, everyone just loses.

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WhaleShadow

· 2025-12-20 16:30

Oh my, this wave of market movements is really one after another with liquidations, leaving no room for both bulls and bears to survive. Leverage traders are just greedier and greedier; losing 125 million should be considered tuition fees. This volatility is outrageous; it's time to cut positions and stop going all-in. The joke about double liquidations sharing the same fate is pretty cold haha, both sides losing heavily. Where is the promised stability? Now risk is everywhere. Lang brothers really should listen to the lesson on risk management; stop trying to go all-in every time.

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RugpullTherapist

· 2025-12-20 16:27

125 million liquidation? Haha, it's another "pig slaughter" day. --- Bull and bear both explode, this is called democracy, cutting leeks equally. --- I just want to know how that guy with over 60 million in orders is doing now. --- Risk exposure? I only know this is called "leverage happiness." --- A typical market teaching moment, and yet another group of people paying tuition. --- Split evenly? Sounds symmetrical, but actually just a mutual destruction. --- This wave of market movement directly slapped my "risk management" three words in the face. --- Here we go again, every time saying to be cautious, but some still don't learn. --- 125 million USD, enough for many to cut losses and clear their positions. --- Long or short, both can die, so just don't trade.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 2025-12-20 16:23

Leverage traders are still struggling, 125 million liquidations are just the appetizer, the real bloodbath is still to come. --- Both bulls and bears are losing? Then no one is making money. This game is a winner-takes-all for the big players. --- Warning about risk exposure every day, yet some still go all-in. I really can't hold it anymore. --- Evenly matched? Sounds symmetrical, but actually it just means everyone gets cut, no one can escape. --- 125 million has been liquidated, indicating that someone is really operating against the rules. That’s some guts. --- The most prominent in recent months? What about the previous waves, have they been forgotten after being brainwashed? --- It’s the same old story. When has the crypto market ever not been volatile?

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probably_nothing_anon

· 2025-12-20 16:21

1.25 billion USD is this? I thought it would be more intense. It feels like liquidations have become a common occurrence now, haha. --- Both bulls and bears missed out, is this called a tie? I think it's just a collective beating. --- Once again, warning us to watch out for risk exposure. Doesn't that mean don't leverage recklessly... but who listens? --- I just want to know how much of this 1.25 billion USD is blood, sweat, and tears from those leveraged monsters. --- The market is so turbulent, you still need to watch your positions carefully, or you'll really become cannon fodder. --- A tie? Listen to this phrase, it feels like an insinuation... Anyway, I’m staying away. --- 24 hours, 125 million USD in liquidations. I bet the next wave will be even bigger. This market has never calmed down. --- Who hasn't been liquidated in this wave? Just say it outright, no need to pretend, haha.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 2025-12-20 16:18

Here we go again, double-sided liquidation... Looks like no one can avoid this wave of market moves. 1.25 billion, what do you think... That's just the beginning, leverage traders still have to keep eating dirt. Both bulls and bears are getting wiped out, this is true fairness. I'm still adding positions at low levels, why are you in such a hurry, why panic? Regarding risk exposure, those who should have cleared their positions early already did, the rest can hold on. This is the toughest test of mentality; surviving until the next round is a win. Liquidation data isn't even the main issue; the key is not to panic. Leverage is basically gambling; if you lose, you deserve it, there's nothing to pity. 1.25 billion a day sounds like a lot, but it's just like that... there will be more later. Risk exposure? Ha, easy to say, but it's actually uncontrollable.

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StableGenius

· 2025-12-20 16:11

nah this is actually textbook leverage blowup behavior—empirically speaking, when both longs and shorts get rekt equally like this, it's just the market doing its thing. i warned people about this back in november lmao.

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