Data: $48.42 Million in Blowouts Across the Web in the Last 24 Hours
According to coinglass data, in the past 24 hours, the amount of the entire network burst amounted to $48.42 million, the amount of the long single burst amounted to $32.55 million, the amount of the short single burst amounted to $15.86 million, of which the amount of the BTC burst amounted to $8.17 million, the amount of the ETH burst amounted to $3.25 million, and the amount of the SOL burst amounted to $2.64 million.
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