U.Today, citing CoinGlass: NVDA-related crypto contracts saw approximately $40.86 million in liquidations over 24 hours
According to U.Today, citing CoinGlass data, the 24-hour liquidation volume of NVDA-related crypto derivative contracts reached approximately $40.86 million during the reporting period. This includes about $26.23 million for XYZ:NVDA and $14.63 million for NVDA. The report also stated that the NVDA-USDC perpetual contract provided by Trade.xyz and traded on Hyperliquid hit a record daily trading volume of $2.14 billion. The figures mentioned above represent the liquidation and trading volumes on crypto platforms; the two are distinct metrics and do not represent NVIDIA stock trading volume on Nasdaq or company losses.
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