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ETC Liquidations

In the past 24h, Blave received 0.2M USD of ETC liquidation pushes from 4 exchanges — <0.1M long (21.1%), 0.2M short (78.9%), most of it on Binance (0.1M); the 08:00 hour was the largest (<0.1M).

24h Total
0.2MUSD
Long Liquidations <0.1M21.1%
Short Liquidations 0.2M78.9%

Per-coin detail is missing for some periods; the figures on this page may run low.

Long Short Hourly · USD
From 4 exchanges · rightmost bar is the current hour Updated 09/21 22:10 UTC+8

Updated

By Exchange
USD · 24h
Exchange Long Short Total
Binance <0.1M 0.1M 0.1M
OKX <0.1M 0.1M 0.1M
Bybit <0.1M <0.1M <0.1M
Gate.io <0.1M <0.1M <0.1M

No ETC liquidation events from HTX and Bitfinex in the last 24 hours.

Liquidation pushes received, not total liquidations — feed rules differ by exchange; cells are rounded · How we count →Collapse ↑

USDT/USDC-margined perpetuals only (coin-margined and dated contracts are out); we sum what we receive and do not extrapolate.

Exchange Push Rule Feed Coverage Price Basis Source
Binance At most 1 snapshot per symbol per second; only the last liquidation in that second survives Sampled (1/s) Trade average Official announcement 2021-04-23
OKX OKX states this feed "doesn't represent the total number of liquidations on OKX"; no push frequency or sampling rule is published Sampled (rule undisclosed) Bankruptcy price Official API docs
Bybit Full stream, every event (500ms) Full Bankruptcy price Official API docs
Gate.io Whole-market subscription, aggregated per second, no events dropped Aggregated (1/s) Not defined by exchange Official API docs
HTX Whole-market subscription, per-event; the docs state neither a push rate nor that all liquidations are pushed. We count only rows marked as position-closing — the other values are undefined in the docs Per-event (not guaranteed) Bankruptcy price Official API docs
Bitfinex Per-event, no documented rate cap; a position is replayed as it unwinds, so only the triggering row is counted. The price comes from a follow-up message for the same position, and events still unpriced after 60s are dropped — this column runs slightly below actual Per-event (not guaranteed) Not defined by exchange Official API docs
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Where liquidation prices cluster, and what level triggers a cascade — that's a different question. The liquidation map answers it (Binance price levels).

Source: public exchange liquidation feeds · updated every 5 minutes