The crypto market in 2024 has completed a massive "wealth reset" with a jaw-dropping set of data — according to Coinglass statistics, the total liquidation amount for the year reached 150 billion USD.
Looking at this number from a different perspective: it’s equivalent to 400-500 million USD in contract positions being forcibly liquidated every day. What does this mean? It means that continuous traders are being forced out of the market amid volatility.
Can you imagine? Just moments ago, they were calculating double-digit gains, and suddenly, a spike or a few points of breakdown causes a margin call, leading to liquidation and zeroing out the account. This is not an isolated case; it’s a story replayed every day.
The allure of contract trading lies in leverage amplifying gains, but the problem is — it also amplifies losses at the same speed. Without strict stop-loss discipline and risk awareness, even the smartest traders cannot escape this trap.
In essence, the 150 billion USD liquidation amount is an expensive market lesson. Whether you are a novice or a veteran, this tuition fee reminds us of one thing: respecting market volatility, controlling position sizes, and setting stop-losses are not conservatism but fundamental rules for survival in this market.
Have you experienced a margin call in 2024? Or, how did you manage to come out unscathed during this wave of liquidations?
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ContractTester
· 13h ago
150 billion is truly incredible. Every day, so many people are still dying. I just want to know how those who are fully leveraged are doing now.
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PaperHandSister
· 18h ago
150 billion USD, just hearing about it makes me nervous. Does anyone really play with it like that?
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 18h ago
150 billion USD, I'm crying my eyes out, feeling like I am one of those 4-5 billion.
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ProtocolRebel
· 18h ago
150 billion USD, how many people were directly sent back to zero-krypto accounts...
It was a blow, back in May last year, when leverage was increased too much, and a single needle wiped everything out. Now it's all small bets, and my mindset has also adjusted.
This wave of liquidations is indeed fierce, but it has also made me lose many greedy thoughts.
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DAOdreamer
· 18h ago
150 billion USD. How many people had to die to accumulate that? Just thinking about it makes me uncomfortable.
The crypto market in 2024 has completed a massive "wealth reset" with a jaw-dropping set of data — according to Coinglass statistics, the total liquidation amount for the year reached 150 billion USD.
Looking at this number from a different perspective: it’s equivalent to 400-500 million USD in contract positions being forcibly liquidated every day. What does this mean? It means that continuous traders are being forced out of the market amid volatility.
Can you imagine? Just moments ago, they were calculating double-digit gains, and suddenly, a spike or a few points of breakdown causes a margin call, leading to liquidation and zeroing out the account. This is not an isolated case; it’s a story replayed every day.
The allure of contract trading lies in leverage amplifying gains, but the problem is — it also amplifies losses at the same speed. Without strict stop-loss discipline and risk awareness, even the smartest traders cannot escape this trap.
In essence, the 150 billion USD liquidation amount is an expensive market lesson. Whether you are a novice or a veteran, this tuition fee reminds us of one thing: respecting market volatility, controlling position sizes, and setting stop-losses are not conservatism but fundamental rules for survival in this market.
Have you experienced a margin call in 2024? Or, how did you manage to come out unscathed during this wave of liquidations?