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In Cryptocurrency Markets in the Last 24 Hours Long transactions worth $120.89M were liquidated ⁠Short transaction worth $51.65M was liquidated Transactions of 76766 people were liquidated The largest transaction liquidated at once was worth $5.91M About 70.07% of liquidated transactions were long transactions.

In Cryptocurrency Markets in the Last 24 Hours

Long transactions worth $120.89M were liquidated

⁠Short transaction worth $51.65M was liquidated

Transactions of 76766 people were liquidated

The largest transaction liquidated at once was worth $5.91M

About 70.07% of liquidated transactions were long transactions.

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