Key Takeaways
- • A $2.25 million Bitcoin long position was liquidated on Binance's perpetual futures market at a price of $66,093 on November 14, 2026, according to Pluang.
- • The forced closure illustrates the risk in leveraged Bitcoin futures, where positions can be liquidated when the market moves against them.
- • Pluang's market snapshot as of 20:51 WIB on November 14, 2026 showed only 4 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rising, with 45 falling.
- • EOS gained 8.13% to Rp12.649, while UNI fell 9.66% to Rp98.568 and ONE fell 9.07% to Rp25.
Summary
A $2.25 million long position on Bitcoin was liquidated on Binance's perpetual futures market at $66,093 on November 14, 2026, according to Pluang. Liquidations of this kind occur when a leveraged position is forcibly closed as prices move against the holder, and the source notes that such events can affect short-term market sentiment and price action. The report does not identify the position holder or the leverage used.
Pluang's market snapshot for November 14, 2026 at 20:51 WIB indicated broad weakness across major digital assets. Of 50 major cryptocurrencies tracked, only four rose while 45 declined. EOS was the notable gainer, up 8.13% to Rp12.649. UNI and ONE were among the decliners, falling 9.66% to Rp98.568 and 9.07% to Rp25, respectively. Pluang also cited typical hold times of 66 days for UNI and 153 days for ONE.
The article advises traders to manage risk carefully when using leveraged crypto futures, given the potential for rapid forced closures during volatile periods.
Pluang's market snapshot for November 14, 2026 at 20:51 WIB indicated broad weakness across major digital assets. Of 50 major cryptocurrencies tracked, only four rose while 45 declined. EOS was the notable gainer, up 8.13% to Rp12.649. UNI and ONE were among the decliners, falling 9.66% to Rp98.568 and 9.07% to Rp25, respectively. Pluang also cited typical hold times of 66 days for UNI and 153 days for ONE.
The article advises traders to manage risk carefully when using leveraged crypto futures, given the potential for rapid forced closures during volatile periods.
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