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| Exchange | Total liq 24H | Long liq 24H | Longs share | Short liq 24H | Shorts share |
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$6.2M | $563.2K | 9.1% | $5.6M | 90.9% |
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$1.4M | $1.3M | 97.1% | $39.4K | 2.9% |
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$1.1M | $104.0K | 9.1% | $1.0M | 90.9% |
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$834.8K | $63.0K | 7.5% | $771.8K | 92.5% |
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$391.3K | $79.4K | 20.3% | $311.9K | 79.7% |
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$71.1K | $63.1K | 88.7% | $8.0K | 11.3% |
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$47.8K | $761 | 1.6% | $47.0K | 98.4% |
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ZEC liquidations happen when leveraged Zcash positions are force-closed because there is no longer enough margin to keep them open. This page tracks realized liquidation events across the supported exchanges and separates long and short liquidations so you can see which side of the market is being cleared.
The ZEC liquidation data shows how much has been liquidated over the last 1, 4, 8 and 24 hours, while the historical chart puts current activity in context. The exchange breakdown shows where Zcash liquidations are happening and whether long or short traders account for most of the total.
Large Zcash liquidation spikes often appear during sharp price moves. Long liquidations generally occur when price falls enough to force leveraged longs closed, while short liquidations generally occur when price rises enough to force shorts closed. This page shows liquidations that have already occurred, not estimated future liquidation levels.
ZEC liquidations are leveraged Zcash positions that have been force-closed because the remaining margin was no longer sufficient to keep them open. The page aggregates these realized events across the supported exchanges.
Long liquidations generally occur when price falls enough to force leveraged long positions closed. Short liquidations generally occur when price rises enough to force leveraged short positions closed.
This page shows liquidations that have already occurred. A liquidation heatmap estimates price areas where leveraged positions may be liquidated in the future, so the two tools describe different stages of liquidation activity.
Yes. The dashboard includes a 1-hour total alongside 4-hour, 8-hour and 24-hour windows, making it possible to compare very recent activity with a broader period.
The Zcash liquidation data is aggregated from the supported exchanges tracked by PerpDEX Wars and separated into long and short liquidation activity.
The dashboard is designed to show current liquidation activity together with recent time-window totals and historical context. The values change as new liquidation events are recorded.