Solana (SOL) fell 2.50% in the hour to 9:32 p.m. ET Friday, Nov. 13, as public data showed $15.16 million in long positions closed across three exchanges, offering a limited snapshot of leveraged trading.
SOL began the measured hour at $77.26 and stood at $75.33 at the cutoff. Data from Binance, Bybit and OKX showed $15.16 million in long liquidations and no short liquidations. The count covers those platforms; activity on other venues is excluded.
The total measures the value of positions closed and does not establish traders’ final net results. Long positions generally benefit from rising prices, so the tally captures closures on that side during SOL’s decline.
As of 02:46 UTC Nov. 14, SOL traded at $75.81, down 5.38% over 24 hours.
A separate Nov. 5 EconoTimes report on Solana liquidations recorded $10.83 million in long liquidations and $20,000 in short liquidations across the same exchanges as SOL fell 2.63% to $92.90. Those figures covered a different one-hour interval.
