CoinGlass data cited by PANews shows crypto market contract liquidations totaled $81.18 million over the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $54.21 million of that total, while short positions accounted for $26.96 million. BTC liquidations totaled $9.49 million and ETH liquidations totaled $10.24 million, placing both major assets in the same broad range. The largest single liquidation occurred on Hyperliquid in the XRP-USD contract and was valued at $952,900. The breakdown shows the 24-hour liquidation activity was concentrated in long positions, with BTC, ETH and XRP all appearing in the data set.
Bullish strength: 35/100
Deleveraging may reset leverage.
Bearish strength: 65/100
Long liquidations create selling pressure.
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Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings are hovering near break-even, with BTC trading at $75,955 against the company’s average acquisition price of $75,451.
Strategy holds 849,327 BTC acquired for approximately $64.08 billion, leaving an unrealized gain of roughly $428 million, while gold has gained 112.5% since August 2020.
The narrowing profit margin could increase scrutiny of Strategy’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy, particularly if BTC faces further selling pressure.
Bitcoin short positions held by Hyperliquid whales have climbed to their highest level since October 2025, signaling increasingly bearish positioning among the platform's largest traders. As of November 7, whale Bitcoin shorts total $892 million to $924 million versus just $454 million to $483 million in longs, with net short exposure estimated at $345 million to $470 million. This concentrated bearish positioning could pressure BTC, although a sustained move above major short entry levels could trigger a significant short squeeze.
Solana (SOL) has lost a crucial support level while spot SOL ETF outflows jumped after the Alpenglow upgrade, according to the supplied market context. The event directly affects SOL and the spot SOL ETF narrative, with the support break and outflow increase occurring in the post-upgrade period. The source did not provide the specific support level, the size of the ETF outflows, a percentage price move, or an exact date, so those figures cannot be confirmed here. The context also lists BTC, XRP, and ADA, but provides no additional detail on those assets.
Ethereum developers have delayed the next Glamsterdam hard-fork testing milestone on the Hoodi testnet after identifying potential application compatibility and security risks tied to changes in gas accounting.
The Ethereum Foundation flagged EIP-8037 and EIP-8038 for further review after ChainSecurity identified projects that could be affected by broken gas-related assumptions, prompting additional audits with Dedaub.
The delay could postpone Glamsterdam's testing and deployment timeline, but resolving these vulnerabilities before production could strengthen Ethereum's application security and reliability.