Bitcoin rose just 1% after the U.S. stock market opened on November 9, 2026, lagging the gains in major U.S. equity indexes, according to BlockBeats. Citing Coinglass, the report put liquidations across tracked markets over the preceding hour at $25.41 million, with short positions accounting for most of the total.
Liquidations skewed toward shorts
The one-hour figures included $22.07 million in short liquidations and $3.34 million in long liquidations.
BlockBeats noted that many of the short liquidations occurred in contracts tied to U.S. equities. It cited SanDisk contracts at $4.34 million, exceeding the corresponding Ether liquidation figure, and listed SOXL amounts of $2.53 million plus $920,000.
Bitcoin’s relative move
At the time of the report, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 1.68%, the S&P 500 1.92%, and the Nasdaq 100 2.71%. Bitcoin’s reported 1% gain after the equity-market open was smaller than each of those index advances.
The figures describe a one-hour liquidation window and market moves at the reporting cutoff; they do not establish a longer-term Bitcoin outlook.
Original source: BlockBeats, published November 9, 2026, at 23:44:08 UTC+8. The figures above refer to that historical reporting window.
