Crypto liquidations · AIA · updated 2026-10-08 04:03 UTC

AIA liquidations: $157K in the last 24 hours.

$64.3K of it was longs and $93K shorts, across 170 forced orders. Against AIA's own 14-day baseline the tape is Cascade at 6.1× its normal hourly rate, many times its own normal — forced selling feeding on itself.

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The last 24 hours

Who got liquidated, and how much.

Longs liquidated$64.3K40.9% of the 24h total

Shorts liquidated$93K59.1% of the 24h total

Largest single print$18.2Ka short at 2026-10-08 02:16 UTC

Share of all liquidations0.15%#46 of 150 coins · $108M market-wide

Seven days

$186K over the week — longs above the line, shorts below.

Brighter bars mark hours the coin ran at 3× or more of its own baseline. $85.6K longs and $100K shorts over the seven days, 218 forced orders.

How to read it

A liquidation is a forced order, not an opinion.

A long liquidation is a leveraged buyer closed out by the exchange as price fell; a short liquidation is a leveraged seller closed out as price rose. Raw dollar totals mean little on their own — a quiet coin's $2M is a big day, a large coin's $20M is Tuesday — which is why the state above compares AIA with its own 14-day baseline, not with the market. We publish this as detection only: our own research found no reliable directional edge in buying a long flush, and we say so on the liquidation exhaustion page.

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Source: the exchange's forced-liquidation stream, recorded since 2026-05-18, aggregated per coin and hour. Educational content, not financial advice.