Total Liquidation Timeline LIVE
Exchange Liquidation
24h Liquidation Volume Ranking
Crypto Liquidation Data 20 Coins
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Real-time Liquidations ● LIVE
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Historical Top 10 Liquidations
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What is Crypto Liquidation?
Liquidation in cryptocurrency trading occurs when a trader's leveraged position is forcibly closed by the exchange due to insufficient margin. When the market moves against a leveraged position and the trader's margin falls below the maintenance level, the exchange automatically liquidates the position to prevent further losses.
Key Concepts
Why Does Liquidation Happen?
- High leverage amplifies both gains AND losses exponentially
- Sudden price volatility from news, whale movements, or cascade liquidations
- Insufficient margin due to adverse market movement
How to Avoid Liquidation?
- Use stop-loss orders to limit downside
- Avoid over-leveraging — 2-3x is safer than 10-50x
- Monitor open positions and margin levels regularly
- Diversify instead of going all-in on one position
- Reduce leverage during high-volatility periods
Why Track Liquidation Data?
- Market Sentiment — High long liquidations signal bearish pressure; high short liquidations signal bullish momentum
- Liquidity Zones — Clusters of liquidations at certain prices act as support/resistance magnets
- Cascade Risk — A large liquidation can trigger a chain reaction of more liquidations
- Volume Signals — Spikes in liquidation volume often precede significant price moves