
The cryptocurrency market experienced a massive liquidation event over the past 24 hours, with initial reports suggesting over $2 billion in value was liquidated. However, Ben Zhou, CEO of Bybit, has stated that the actual total could be significantly higher, estimating between $8 billion and $10 billion. Bybit alone reported $2.1 billion in liquidations within the same period, highlighting a discrepancy with the $333 million figure recorded by Coinglass due to API limitations. This event marks the largest daily liquidation in crypto history, surpassing previous significant events such as the COVID-19 crash and the FTX collapse. The scale of the liquidations has raised concerns about the accuracy of reported data and the transparency of exchanges in disclosing full liquidation records.













































Starting in mid-2021 several large CEXs including Binance and ByBit adjusted their WebSocket APIs to report one settlement per second rather than showing all liquidations causing the real number to be understated by up to 90% at times Glad to see this change! https://t.co/o2j39jeTnZ
As mentioned on the live DCA pod @theDCApod today - liquidations were way way higher - here is @benbybit's take - he estimates $8-10b. https://t.co/VYd5GTRu0I
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