Ethereum Liquidations Hit $356 Million, Outpacing Bitcoin in a $1.19 Billion Crypto Flush
About $1.19 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours, with more than $1 billion coming from bullish bets.
Ethereum (ETH) liquidations came to $356 million, ahead of Bitcoin’s $298 million.
Ether’s market value is less than one-fifth of Bitcoin’s.
Ether fell more than 3% to about $2,490, while Bitcoin lost about 1%.
The largest single wipeout was a nearly $20 million ether position on Hyperliquid.
Bitcoin dropped as low as roughly $80,400 on Thursday, then rebounded to about $82,200.
Ethereum took the heaviest hit in a $1.19 billion crypto flush. Ether liquidations of $356 million exceeded Bitcoin’s $298 million, even though ether’s market value is less than one-fifth as large.
Selling spread across digital assets over the past 24 hours, according to a CoinDesk report.
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Ethereum Liquidation Data: 24-Hour Snapshot
Key figures:
Total crypto liquidations: about $1.19 billion (over $1 billion from bullish bets)
Ethereum (ETH) liquidations: $356 million
Bitcoin (BTC) liquidations: $298 million
Ether liquidations per $1 billion of market value: about $1.2 million
Bitcoin liquidations per $1 billion of market value: about $180,000
Ether price: down more than 3% to about $2,490
Bitcoin price: down about 1%
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Main News: Ethereum Absorbs the Heaviest Liquidations
About $1.19 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours. Ether accounted for $356 million, ahead of Bitcoin at $298 million.
The biggest single wipeout was a nearly $20 million ether position on Hyperliquid.
Measured against market size, ether took far heavier damage. Its liquidations came to roughly $1.2 million per $1 billion of market value, against about $180,000 for Bitcoin.
Liquidations by Asset
Other tokens also posted sizable losses:
Ethereum (ETH): $356 million
Bitcoin (BTC): $298 million
Solana (SOL): $71 million
XRP: $34 million
NEAR: $25 million
All other tokens combined: about $119 million
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Bitcoin Falls to $80,400, Then Rebounds
Bitcoin dropped from about $83,200 to as low as roughly $80,400 late Thursday. A report that the Pentagon is preparing for renewed combat in Iran pushed oil higher.
Bitcoin then rebounded to about $82,200 after President Trump said the U.S. will not strike Iran before the midterm elections.
Bitcoin high before the drop: about $83,200
Low late Thursday: roughly $80,400
Rebound level: about $82,200
Shorts Take the Losses on the Rebound
As Bitcoin recovered, losses shifted toward bearish traders. About 78% of the roughly $25 million liquidated over the past four hours came from traders betting on further declines.
Nearly $12 million of about $13 million liquidated in the past hour alone came from that group.
Comparison With October 10, 2025
The move comes a day before the anniversary of Oct. 10, 2025. A record $19 billion was liquidated in a single day then, roughly 16 times Thursday’s total.
Bitcoin now sits about $800 below $83,000, the level where Thursday’s selling began.
Summary: Ethereum Liquidations Today
About $1.19 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours. Ethereum’s $356 million exceeded Bitcoin’s $298 million, despite ether’s smaller market value.
Ether: down over 3% to about $2,490, with $356 million in liquidations
Bitcoin: down about 1%, with $298 million in liquidations
Other tokens: SOL $71 million, XRP $34 million, NEAR $25 million
Rebound: Bitcoin recovered to about $82,200 from a low near $80,400
Context: the October 10, 2025 flush saw a record $19 billion liquidated in a day
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Frequently asked questions
How much Ethereum was liquidated?
Ether liquidations came to $356 million over 24 hours, ahead of Bitcoin’s $298 million.
How large was the total crypto liquidation?
About $1.19 billion in crypto positions were liquidated, with more than $1 billion coming from bullish bets.
Why were Ethereum liquidations so large relative to Bitcoin’s?
Ether liquidations came to roughly $1.2 million per $1 billion of market value, against about $180,000 for Bitcoin. Ether’s market value is less than one-fifth of Bitcoin’s.
What was the Ethereum price during the sell-off?
Ether fell more than 3% to about $2,490, while Bitcoin lost about 1%.
What was the largest single liquidation?
A nearly $20 million ether position on Hyperliquid was the biggest single wipeout.
Where did Bitcoin rebound to?
Bitcoin rebounded to about $82,200 after falling to as low as roughly $80,400 late Thursday.