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Crypto Crash: Bybit CEO Estimates Crypto Market Liquidations Likely Reached $10B

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The post Crypto Crash: Bybit CEO Estimates Crypto Market Liquidations Likely Reached $10B appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News

Recently, the recent crypto market correction has triggered massive liquidations in the market. As per data from Coinglass, more than $2.24 billion was liquidated from the crypto markets in 24 hours on Feb 3. 

However, Bybit co-founder believes that the real figure might be five times larger. In a recent X post wrote that the real total liquidation is a lot more than $2 billion, with his estimation that it should be at least around $8-10 billion.

I am afraid that today real total liquidation is a lot more than $2B, by my estimation it should be at least around $8-10b. FYI, Bybit 24hr liquidation alone was $2.1B, As you can see in below screenshot, Bybit 24hr liquidations recorded on Coinglass was around $333m, however,… https://t.co/4WLkPxTYF4 pic.twitter.com/woTOHQvNkt

— Ben Zhou (@benbybit) February 3, 2025

“Bybit’s 24hr liquidation alone was $2.1 billion,” Zhou noted.

Notably, the multibillion-dollar crypto market crash took place against the backdrop of increasing worries about a possible global trade war, which followed after President Donald Trump signed an executive order to introduce import tariffs on products from China, Canada, and Mexico, as per a White House statement on February 1.

He further noted that the differences in the crypto liquidation figures were likely caused by limitations in the application programming interfaces (API) of the cryptocurrency exchanges.

He noted that this caused platforms like CoinGlass to report Bybit’s liquidations as $333 million, rather than the actual $2.1 billion.”Going forward, Bybit will begin releasing all liquidation data. We are committed to transparency,” he added. 

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