The statistical differences in the size of the encrypted market settlement raised concerns

The size of the settlement, which collapsed on 10 October last year, is still very statistically different. Solana Research Institute claims that while approximately $18 billion in positions were liquidated within 14 hours, Amberdata accounted for only $9.89 billion in six exchanges, both of which recorded a single-minute liquidation peak of about $3.21 billion. Cryptoslate stated that the available public information could not explain the difference with a single calibre, while Binance, Hyperliquid and AAVE exposed different risks, such as collateral pricing, ADL, prognosis delays and bad debts, respectively, indicating a continued lack of uniform disclosure standards for cross-platform liquidation and loss data。