Binance Contract Trading Volume and Liquidation Hotspots: 24-Hour Market Dynamics Observation
As of December 13, 2025, the Binance futures platform continues to maintain its global leading position, with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $57.1 billion. Although this represents a slight decrease of 14.68% from the previous day, the open interest remains stable at around $26.6 billion, indicating that market participation is still strong. The trading volume of the Bitcoin main contract ETH/USDT single pair exceeds $14.1 billion, dominating market liquidity.
In the past 24 hours, the overall volatility in the cryptocurrency market has intensified. Although the total liquidation amount has not reached historical peaks, long positions still face pressure, mainly influenced by Bitcoin's price fluctuations around $90,000. As the main trading exchange, Binance has contributed significantly to the liquidation volume, with long position liquidations accounting for over 83%, reflecting that leveraged longs are vulnerable to shocks during corrections. Profit opportunities have appeared on the short side, as high-leverage traders capture downward trends through precise timing, achieving considerable returns.
The current focus is on risk management: while high leverage amplifies profit potential, the risk of liquidation rises accordingly. Traders are advised to pay attention to funding rates, changes in open interest, and to set stop-loss orders to avoid forced liquidation. Binance has recently optimized its liquidation mechanism, further enhancing platform stability. With macroeconomic factors influencing the end of the year, the contract market is expected to remain active, and rational participation may become key.
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