The following is the size of the forced liquidation of cryptocurrency perpetual futures and the liquidation ratio in the last 24 hours: BTC: $145.11 million (long $105.66 million, short $39.45 million) liquidation ratio: long 72.82% ETH: $98.03 million (long $60.26 million, short $37.77 million) liquidation ratio: long 61.47% * SOL: $22.84 million (long $15.85 million, short $6.98 million) liquidation ratio: long 69.42% This data shows that there has been a significant amount of forced liquidations in the cryptocurrency market in the last 24 hours. This is likely due to the recent volatility in the market, which has seen the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies drop sharply. Forced liquidations occur when a trader's position is closed by the exchange due to a margin call. This can happen when the value of the trader's position falls below a certain level, known as the maintenance margin. The liquidation ratio is the percentage of liquidations that are long positions. A high liquidation ratio indicates that there is more selling pressure in the market, while a low liquidation ratio indicates that there is more buying pressure. The current liquidation ratio suggests that there is more selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market. This is likely due to the recent volatility in the market, which has seen the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies drop sharply.

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