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Weekly Crypto Liquidation Report

Trades made with borrowed money that exchanges closed by force, added up from OKX and Bybit over the last 7 days. Window ends Nov 7 (UTC). Data, not advice.

Total force-closed (7 days)
$1.0M
Longs vs shorts force-closed
$551.9K long · $483.4K short
53% of the value force-closed was bets on a rise
Largest single forced close: $40.9K XRP short on Nov 7.
Force-closed by day
Nov 7
Coins with the most forced closes
XRP$145.7K · 40 forced closes
LIT$140.7K · 59 forced closes
AKE$109.5K · 316 forced closes
ZEC$89.7K · 39 forced closes
PIEVERSE$70.8K · 39 forced closes
CT$54.7K · 55 forced closes
BTC$47.8K · 21 forced closes
BCH$47.0K · 32 forced closes
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Liquid State weekly liquidation report?
It is a recurring data study of leveraged crypto positions that were forcibly closed (liquidated) across the majors, aggregated from real OKX and Bybit public liquidation feeds over the trailing 7 days. It reports total notional liquidated, the long-versus-short split, and which assets were liquidated most.
Where does the liquidation report data come from?
Every figure is aggregated from public liquidation prints published by OKX and Bybit, two of the largest crypto derivatives exchanges. No figure is estimated, modeled, or sourced from a paid or private feed.
How often does the liquidation report update?
The page refreshes hourly and always reports a rolling trailing-7-day window, so the total notional and asset breakdown shift as older liquidations roll out of the window and newer ones roll in.
Does the liquidation report predict future liquidations or price moves?
No. It is a backward-looking record of leveraged positions that have already been liquidated — it does not forecast future liquidations, price direction, or market moves, and it is information only, not financial advice.
Can I cite or reuse the liquidation report figures?
Yes. The report is published specifically to be a citable public reference — anyone may reference or quote its figures as long as they link back to this page as the source.
How we measure: each forced close is collected from OKX and Bybit public feeds and added up over the last 7 days. Figures describe market activity and are information only, never financial advice. Free to cite with a link to this page. Markets · What is a liquidation?