Solana's liquidation map points to a much larger concentration of leveraged long exposure at lower price levels, with estimated long liquidations totaling $60 million compared with $16 million for shorts.
The long-side estimate covered levels below a reference near $92, while the short-side figure applied above it. The roughly four-to-one gap describes potential position closures, not liquidations already recorded.
Potential short-side levels appeared at $98, $103 and $109, while the map put its largest long-side cluster, about $17 million, near $71 and another around $85. A separate $5 million position level appeared near $85.12.
Among positions above $1 million, the map showed 88% long; the bullish share for smaller positions was 59%. Daily technical readings included an RSI of 27.57 and a MACD of -4.209, against a -3.363 signal line and a -0.846 histogram. SOL was $95.25 as of 14:10 UTC.
The estimates identify levels where leveraged positions may be closed; they do not tally completed liquidations or set expectations for SOL's price. An earlier EconoTimes report on Solana short liquidations covered $5.69 million in positions closed across three exchanges during a one-hour price rise on Nov. 4.
