ARMperpetual futures
Liquidations are forced closures of leveraged ARM positions. A skew toward long liquidations points to a sharp drop that wiped out leveraged buyers; a short skew points to a squeeze higher. The imbalance summarizes which side took the hit over the last 24 hours.
Long vs short (24h)
Interpretation
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FAQ
How much ARM was liquidated in the last 24h?
As of the latest reading, $377 in longs and $0 in shorts were liquidated over 24 hours. Liquidations are forced closures of leveraged positions when a trader's margin can no longer cover losses.
What does the liquidation imbalance tell me?
It compares short vs long liquidations over 24h on a −1…1 scale. A positive value means more shorts were liquidated (a squeeze higher); negative means more longs were wiped out.
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