CLO$0.06982-3.95%
CLO$0.06982-3.95%| Exchanges | % Long/Short | Liquid 24h | Long Liquidations | Short Liquidations | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΣAll Exchanges | $31.83K | $31.81K | $15.09 | ||
| BBinance | $12.37K | $12.32K | $45.28 | Trade | |
| GGate | $10.93K | $10.93K | $0.00 | Trade | |
| BBybit | $8.56K | $8.56K | $0.00 | Trade |
Liquidation values are long and short positions liquidated (USD). Live candles update about every 10 seconds; intraday figures are finalized nightly.
$31.83K in CLO futures positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours — $31.81K from longs and $15.09 from shorts. The 24-hour CLO liquidation imbalance is longs 100% / shorts 0%. Long liquidations account for roughly 100% of the total, pointing to downside price pressure catching leveraged longs. Relative to $11.40M in 24-hour volume, that equals about 0.28% of turnover. Learn more about how liquidations work →
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Yei Finance liquidations (CLO liquidations) are forced closures of leveraged CLO perpetual futures positions. This page charts long and short liquidations against price from hourly to daily candles, with 24-hour totals broken down by exchange.
Long liquidations cluster when price falls through leveraged longs; short liquidations when it rips through leveraged shorts. Totals aggregate every tracked exchange, exclude venues reporting no data, and refresh continuously.
Forced closures in CLO futures total $31.83K over the past 24 hours, split into $31.81K of longs and $15.09 of shorts. The chart above shows where those liquidations cluster in time.
Binance leads with $12.37K in CLO liquidations over the past 24 hours — about 39% of the $31.83K total. The exchange table below carries the full long/short split.
Longs are taking the bigger hit: $31.81K versus $15.09 over the past 24 hours — the pattern left when price moves down through leveraged longs.
Over the past 24 hours longs make up 100% of CLO liquidations and shorts 0% — a long-heavy imbalance, which usually follows a drop that caught leveraged longs.