Data: $352 million in the last 24 hours, $69.26 million in BTC positions across the network
According to the data, in the past 24 hours, the amount of the entire network burst amounted to $352 million, the amount of the long order of $200 million, the amount of the short order of $151 million, of which the amount of the BTC burst amounted to $69.26 million, the amount of the ETH burst amounted to $77.71 million, and the amount of the XRP burst amounted to $31.38 million. A total of 117,671 people had their positions blown up, and the largest single blown up order occurred on Bitmex - ETHUSD, valued at $13.7407 million.
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