Contracts across the network blew up by $116 million in the last 24 hours
June 21 (Bloomberg) - Coinglass data shows that the cryptocurrency market has seen $116 million in contract blowouts across the network in the past 24 hours, with a total of 45,221 people being blown out of their positions, including $59,187,600 in long positions and $56,897,600 in short positions.The total BTC blowout amounted to about $56,897,600, and the ETH blowout totaled $24,282.20 million dollars. The largest single burst order occurred in Bybit - BTCUSD value $ 809.38 million.
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