$222 million liquidated across all exchanges over the past 24 hours, primarily long positions.

On October 17, according to CoinGlass data, total cryptocurrency market liquidations reached $222 million over the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $160 million in liquidations, while short positions accounted for $61.4383 million, representing 72.3% of the total. A combined 71,183 accounts were liquidated.

By coin, BTC liquidations totaled approximately $43.5224 million (longs: $36.3862 million, shorts: $7.1362 million). ETH saw approximately $36.3222 million in liquidations (longs: $27.5461 million, shorts: $8.7761 million). SOL reached approximately $9.1886 million (longs: $7.5828 million, shorts: $1.6058 million). ZEC recorded approximately $8.8026 million (longs: $6.7587 million, shorts: $2.0439 million). CL amounted to approximately $7.648 million (longs: $11,700, shorts: $7.6363 million). SOXL hit approximately $6.324 million (longs: $6.2116 million, shorts: $112,400). XRP saw approximately $4.767 million (longs: $4.5276 million, shorts: $239,400). NEAR totaled approximately $4.2293 million (longs: $3.0669 million, shorts: $1.1624 million).

Binance accounted for the highest share of liquidations at 47.7%. The largest single liquidation over the past 24 hours occurred on Hyperliquid's BTC-USD pair, valued at $5.0966 million. It was a long position liquidated at $81,122.00.