Crypto Liquidations: Live 24h Totals and Daily History
Every row on this page is a liquidation event our own collectors recorded from the public Binance, Bybit and OKX streams: no third-party aggregator sits in between. The 24h section updates live; finalized UTC days roll into a permanent daily history that is free to download. For where the next liquidations are likely to cluster, see the LiqMap.
In the last 24 hours, $4.9M in crypto futures liquidations were recorded across Binance, Bybit and OKX: $2.0M from longs and $2.9M from shorts. The largest single liquidation was $155K on SNDKUSDT (OKX).
Last 24 hours
By symbol (top 15, 24h)
| Symbol | Longs | Shorts | Total | Events |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNDKUSDT | $850K | $712K | $1.6M | 255 |
| ETHUSDT | $259K | $449K | $708K | 114 |
| MUUSDT | $195K | $348K | $542K | 90 |
| SKHYNIXUSDT | $88K | $399K | $487K | 108 |
| BTCUSDT | $182K | $253K | $435K | 74 |
| SKHYUSDT | $0 | $103K | $103K | 45 |
| SNXXUSDT | $4K | $89K | $93K | 123 |
| KAITOUSDT | $15K | $76K | $91K | 81 |
| SOXLUSDT | $0 | $70K | $70K | 24 |
| ALLOUSDT | $51K | $2K | $53K | 41 |
| SOXSUSDT | $52K | $0 | $52K | 19 |
| MMTUSDT | $16K | $36K | $51K | 51 |
| SOLUSDT | $37K | $13K | $49K | 20 |
| INTWUSDT | $0 | $44K | $44K | 41 |
| XRPUSDT | $6K | $24K | $30K | 12 |
By exchange (24h)
| Exchange | Longs | Shorts |
|---|---|---|
| OKX | $1.6M | $2.7M |
| Bybit | $362K | $236K |
Daily history (UTC days)
| Date | Longs | Shorts | Total | Events |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-30 | $1.3M | $1.9M | $3.2M | 946 |
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One row per UTC day, symbol and exchange: long and short liquidation totals in USD, event count and the largest single liquidation. CC0 licensed, free for any use, no key required.
Methodology and honest limits
Sources: Bybit's allLiquidation stream (the 20 symbols covered by our LiqMap), OKX's liquidation-orders stream (all USDT perpetuals) and Binance's forceOrder stream. Side convention follows the order that closed the position: a sell order means a long was liquidated, a buy order means a short was liquidated.
These are recorded events, not estimates, which makes the totals a floor rather than a ceiling. Binance in particular throttles its public liquidation stream heavily, so its share here understates reality by a wide margin. Sites that show much larger headline numbers are usually estimating; we only count what the exchanges actually published.
The 24h section reads the live event store directly. Finalized UTC days are rolled into the permanent daily table shortly after midnight UTC. Raw events are kept for 30 days; daily rows are kept forever. Collection began on 2026-07-30, and no earlier history exists because no free historical liquidation source does.
What is a crypto liquidation?
A liquidation happens when a leveraged futures position loses enough that its margin can no longer support it, and the exchange force-closes it at market. Long liquidations are forced sells that push price down; short liquidations are forced buys that push price up.
Why are these totals lower than on some other sites?
We only count liquidation events the exchanges actually publish on their public streams. Binance heavily throttles its stream, publishing at most one event per second, so recorded totals are a lower bound. Larger headline numbers elsewhere are typically model estimates, not recorded events.
What does more longs than shorts liquidated mean?
It means the move hurt leveraged longs: price fell far enough to force their positions closed. A session dominated by short liquidations is the mirror image, a squeeze upward. Comparing the two sides shows which crowd was caught offside.