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Liquidations

Chainlink Futures Liquidations

Track Chainlink perpetual futures liquidations across Binance, Bybit, Deribit.

What is Liquidations for Chainlink?

Chainlink liquidations are leveraged LINK futures positions that exchanges closed by force because the trader's margin fell below the maintenance requirement.

Sharpe splits LINK liquidations into long and short volume and aggregates them across Binance, Bybit, Deribit, so you can see which side of the Chainlink market was forced out and when.

How to read the Chainlink Liquidations chart

Long liquidations cluster when Chainlink falls quickly; short liquidations cluster when it rallies. A tall bar is a cascade, where forced selling or buying pushed price further and triggered more liquidations.

A large long-liquidation spike near a local low often marks capitulation, and a short-liquidation spike near a high often marks a squeeze. Neither is a signal on its own: check whether open interest recovered afterwards.

Exchange liquidation feeds can leave out some orders, so treat the totals as a lower bound rather than an exact count.

Latest Chainlink Liquidations snapshot

LINK perpetual futures liquidations over the last 24 hours on each tracked exchange, in USD notional, split by the side that was liquidated.
ExchangeLongs LiquidatedShorts LiquidatedTotal
Binance$526.87K$7.65K$534.52K
Bybit$84.36K$1.82K$86.19K
LINK perpetual futures liquidations in USD notional for each of the 10 most recent UTC sessions, summed across every tracked exchange and split by the side that was liquidated.
Session (UTC)Longs LiquidatedShorts LiquidatedTotalLong Share
2026-10-24$728.68K$58.12K$786.81K92.6%
2026-10-25$187.60K$27.52K$215.13K87.2%
2026-10-26$146.91K$25.85K$172.77K85.0%
2026-10-27$27.39K$11.40K$38.79K70.6%
2026-10-28$212.84K$573.57K$786.40K27.1%
2026-10-29$2.25M$185.07K$2.44M92.4%
2026-10-30$1.61M$122.62K$1.74M92.9%
2026-10-31$40.85K$139.79K$180.64K22.6%
2026-11-01$565.72K$222.13K$787.85K71.8%
2026-11-02$611.24K$9.47K$620.71K98.5%

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Chainlink Liquidations FAQ

What causes Chainlink liquidations?

A LINK position is liquidated when losses eat through its margin. The more leverage a trader uses, the smaller the price move that triggers it, which is why liquidations bunch together during volatile Chainlink moves.

What is the difference between long and short Chainlink liquidations?

Long liquidations close traders who bet LINK would rise and happen as price falls. Short liquidations close traders who bet it would fall and happen as price rises.

Which exchanges are included in Chainlink liquidation data?

This page aggregates LINK liquidations from Binance, Bybit, Deribit.

Long & short liquidations, Binance, Bybit and Deribit only