TLDR
Short liquidations today are best read on a rolling 24 hour basis. The latest snapshots this week show roughly $160 million to $260 million in shorts liquidated over 24 hours.
- About $163 million in shorts out of $318 million total liquidations over 24 hours were reported on 25 Nov (market update).
- Another tally showed $256 million in shorts out of $368 million total over 24 hours on 25 Nov (daily recap).
Deep Dive
1. Latest 24h Prints
Most sources publish liquidations on a rolling 24 hour basis, which is the closest proxy to today. A 25 Nov update cited roughly $163 million in shorts out of $318 million total liquidations (market update). Another same?day snapshot showed $256 million in shorts out of $368 million total (daily recap).
Treat today as a moving window. Use the range to gauge magnitude rather than a single fixed number.
2. Why Numbers Differ
Liquidation tallies vary by data source, exchange coverage, and the exact time window used. During high volatility, the gap widens as updates roll through at different minutes. Earlier this week, large liquidations skewed heavily toward longs during the selloff, showing how direction flips with market moves (roundups).
Direction and size can change quickly. Confirm the window (past 24 hours versus midnight?to?now) before making decisions.
Conclusion
There is no single official print for intraday liquidations. The most recent 24 hour snapshots this week point to roughly $160 million to $260 million in shorts, with variation by source and timing. If you need a precise today count for 12:00 amnow (UTC), say so and I can pull the latest windowed figure.
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