Odaily: According to monitoring by Luigi D'Onorio DeMeo, borrowers experienced approximately $39 million in liquidations over the past two days. When a borrower's collateral assets are insufficient to support the loan, the position may be liquidated; the liquidation amount itself does not equate to losses suffered by Aave lenders.

According to Odaily, on-chain analyst Ai Yi has monitored that a whale address (0x138...73b4D) that built a UNI position at an average price of $7.42 in October with a $9.59 million investment withdrew 1,292,895 UNI from Binance between October 10 and 13. After holding for one month, the address deposited 592,895 of those UNI back to Binance over the past 7 hours at a deposit price of $4.81; if sold, this portion of the assets would shrink by 35.2%, with an estimated loss of $1.546 million. The remaining portion is still sitting on an unrealized loss of $4.15 million.

Odaily reports: Crypto trader Ansem posted that he has closed shorts, but did not disclose the specific size of the position or the profit and loss. In addition, Ansem also asked about the current distribution of "Smart Money" liquidation price levels in the market.

Odaily reports: David Lawant, Head of Research at Anchorage Digital, posted on X the cumulative volume delta (CVD) of Bitcoin spot trading pairs across four exchanges: Binance, Upbit, Coinbase, and OKX.

The comparison shows that starting from November 9, Coinbase's CVD has been trending downward consistently, with almost no sustained rebounds, while the other three CEXs showed no significant fluctuations during the same period. This suggests that Coinbase may be an important source of selling pressure in this round of BTC decline.

David Lawant commented on this, saying: "The selling pressure in this round of Bitcoin's decline mainly comes from the United States."

Odaily reports: According to Coinone's monitoring, the server of its customer inquiry business contractor was illegally accessed by external attackers in the early hours of November 12, resulting in the leakage of some personal information related to customer inquiries. Coinone stated that only users who had used customer center inquiries are affected, and users with no inquiry records are not related to this leak. The leaked information may include phone numbers, names, email addresses, dates of birth, bank account numbers, passwords, resident registration numbers, document issuance dates, home addresses, wallet addresses, and transaction IDs (TXIDs) provided by users during inquiries, with the specific information varying by individual. Coinone said that member accounts, trading, and virtual asset wallet systems are independent from the contractor's server, and no signs of direct intrusion into these systems have been found so far.

Odaily reports: According to MLM monitoring, after excluding forced liquidation transactions, whale Technorevenant became the largest HYPE seller on the Hyperliquid spot market over the past 24 hours, selling a cumulative 175,819 HYPE and cashing out approximately $10.98 million, of which $6.85 million was used to repay its USDC loan on HyperCore, bringing its loan liquidation price down to $49.30. Notably, Technorevenant's main selling operations were concentrated at the moment when HYPE perpetual contract liquidations peaked and the price hit a阶段性 low.

Odaily reports: According to MLM monitoring, over the past 24 hours, the total liquidations of HYPE-related positions on the Hyperliquid platform reached $60.3 million, the highest record in at least a year. Among them, long position liquidations amounted to approximately $60.1 million, accounting for 99.7%; a total of 13,161 liquidation events occurred, involving 3,284 wallets, during which the HYPE price once dropped to $59.85.

The liquidations were mainly concentrated within a short period, with approximately $33 million in positions liquidated within just two hours. Among them, $12.1 million was liquidated in the one hour starting at 20:00 UTC, and this further increased to $20.9 million in the following hour. Ranked by single-day liquidation scale over the past year, this event surpassed the $50.9 million on November 21, 2025, becoming the largest single-day liquidation event for HYPE positions on the Hyperliquid platform over the past year.

Odaily reports: According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, whale @fiyopi (0xe813...6d74) opened a long position of 24,500 ETH at $2,207.5 a few days ago, with a position value of $54.08M; this morning, the position was closed at $1,783.3, resulting in a loss of $10.49M. After closing the position, @fiyopi opened a long position in SOL worth $27M at $70.5.

According to Odaily monitoring, an address closed and opened positions multiple times between 01:51 and 10:17 on November 15, cumulatively closing approximately $96.58 million in BTC long positions and ultimately opening approximately $3.5 million in BTC short positions. Position snapshots before and after show that it shifted from BTC longs to shorts. It currently holds approximately $3.54 million in BTC short positions, while the long position value in the previous snapshot was approximately $15.06 million.

Address: 0xf517639a8872e756ac98d3c65507d2ebc25cc032

According to Lookonchain monitoring, AguilaTrades (0x1f25...f925) opened a 40x leveraged long position of 1,000 BTC approximately 30 minutes ago, with a position value of about $64.4 million and current unrealized profit exceeding $1.8 million. AguilaTrades has made $5.66 million in trading profits over the past week, mainly from shorting BTC.

Odaily reports, according to OKX market data, Bitcoin experienced a brief rally, rebounding above $64,000, triggering a long-short reversal in liquidations across the network.

Coinglass data shows that in the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $141 million, of which short liquidations amounted to $73.4406 million and long liquidations amounted to $67.2801 million, with the proportion of short liquidations rising to 52.18%.

Odaily – Rich Rosenblum, co-founder of crypto market maker GSR, said Bitcoin may be approaching a technical bottom. After Bitcoin fell below its 200-day moving average, a large number of leveraged long positions were liquidated, while more traders were attracted to build short positions, further intensifying selling pressure. Bitcoin is currently nearing the bottom of a long-term trend channel, and over the past year, the current price level and slightly below it have repeatedly found support.

Market analysis suggests that Bitcoin has fallen about 25% since October 21. From October 30 to November 13, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of nearly $3 billion. Recently, the market has also been hit by rising interest rate expectations, risk-off sentiment triggered by the AI sector, and the recent hack suffered by Binance, accelerating long liquidations and short entries.

Richard Galvin, executive chairman of crypto investment firm DACM, believes that the upcoming initial public offering of AI giant Anthropic may divert funds away from the crypto space. The current price action is very similar to the situation during SpaceX's IPO pricing period earlier this year. Crypto still appears to be a source of short-term financing, especially for retail investors. In addition, there are many other macroeconomic headwinds. (Bloomberg)

Odaily reports that according to Lookonchain monitoring, Machi (@machibigbrother) bought Bored Ape 2894 for 125 ETH 5 years ago and recently sold it for 7.3 ETH, incurring a loss of 117.7 ETH, approximately $204,000. Lookonchain stated that Machi did this to raise funds for high-leverage trading.

Odaily reports: According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, an address has held a 30,000 ETH 20x short position since November 5. The position is currently worth approximately $52.89 million, with an entry price of $2,283.2, and unrealized profit of approximately $15.6 million, making it the account with the highest single-trade unrealized profit on ETH on Hyperliquid. Half a month ago, this address made a profit of $17.777 million from longing ETH and BTC, bringing the account's total profit to approximately $35.87 million.

Odaily Report: Flood, a well-known trader and founder of Fullstack, posted on X: "This is one of the most aggressive, price-indiscriminate BTC sell-offs I've seen in my life. Seeing flows like this, you have to ask yourself: does this big seller know something? Is there some hidden leveraged position being forced to unwind? In a situation like this, blindly placing buy orders without judgment makes you easy prey to get harvested."

Flood added that he considered several possibilities — Does this person have inside information about some geopolitical event? And BTC happens to be the most liquid instrument on weekends? Does this person know something about quantum computing? Is this person front-running a larger forced seller? Is this person facing liquidation? If it's the last scenario, then you should place buy orders to catch the falling knife.

Flood finally added that almost all the selling occurred on Coinbase, and that the selling happened over the weekend.