ALL Liquidations
Forced liquidations on ALL perpetual contracts, aggregated across every exchange we track.
Long / Short Ratio · 24h
Liquidation History
Collection for this asset began Jun 18, 2026; earlier periods are not covered.
Liquidations by Exchange
| Exchange | Long | Short | Total | Orders | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | $2.4K | $0 | $2.4K | 2 | 100.0% |
Largest Liquidation Orders
| Time | Exchange | Contract | Side | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07/26, 08:54 | Binance | ALLUSDT | Long | 0.4784 | $1.4K |
| 07/26, 16:07 | Binance | ALLUSDT | Long | 0.4784 | $1.1K |
Other Index Liquidations
About ALL Liquidation Data
ALL is classified as an index perpetual on CoinBoss. This classification comes from each exchange's own instrument metadata rather than from pattern-matching the ticker.
Classification source: binance_meta (binance:INDEX).
We currently see ALL perpetuals on Binance, Gate.io. Liquidation events are recorded as each venue publishes them, then aggregated here by asset.
Data shown covers 39 days of collection (Jun 18, 2026 onward). Totals refresh continuously.
How to read these numbers
A liquidation is recorded when an exchange force-closes a leveraged position. A long liquidation means a leveraged buyer was closed out as price fell; a short liquidation means a leveraged seller was closed out as price rose. A cluster of one-sided liquidations usually marks a move that ran against crowded positioning.
These figures measure forced position closures on perpetual contracts, not trading volume and not the underlying's own market. They reflect leveraged derivative activity only.
Data coverage note
ALL recorded 56 liquidation orders over the past 30 days — a moderate sample. Individual windows may show zero, and single large orders can dominate a day's total. Read short-window figures with that in mind.
Why so few? Liquidation counts depend on how much leveraged open interest a contract carries. Newly listed or lightly traded perpetuals produce few forced closures even when the underlying moves.
For denser data, see the most-liquidated assets on the Stock & Commodity Liquidations.
ALL Liquidations FAQ
How much ALL was liquidated in the past 24 hours?
$2.4K across 2 liquidation orders in the last 24 hours — $2.4K from long positions and $0 from short positions.
Which exchanges are included in ALL liquidation data?
Binance, Gate.io. Every venue we have a live liquidation feed for is included; we do not estimate figures for exchanges we cannot read directly.
Is ALL liquidation data mixed with crypto liquidations?
No. ALL is a an index perpetual market and is stored in a separate table from crypto liquidations. Numbers on this page never overlap with the crypto liquidation pages.
How far back does ALL liquidation history go?
Our records for ALL start Jun 18, 2026. We show only what we collected ourselves and do not backfill from third-party sources.
All figures are collected by CoinBoss directly from exchange liquidation feeds. Asset classification follows each exchange's official instrument metadata.