Pay attention to key price levels of Bitcoin. The data from mainstream exchanges is here—
There is significant resistance above: If BTC can hold above $94,681, the chain reaction of short liquidations will be very fierce, and the cumulative liquidation strength on major CEXs could reach around $2.705 billion.
There is also risk below: Conversely, if it falls below $86,137, long holders need to be cautious. At that time, the cumulative liquidation strength of longs on mainstream exchanges could reach $1.563 billion.
The space between these two extreme points isn't very large, which means that once the market shows any signs of movement, the chain reaction of liquidations can be easily triggered. When trading, keep these two numbers in mind.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 01-11 01:57
Damn, it's about to be squeezed between these two levels again, and the liquidation machine gun is just waiting.
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ProposalManiac
· 01-09 23:36
2.7 billion in clearing volume, truly the ultimate test of mechanism design. Throughout history, every time things have been this tense, the results haven't been good.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-09 13:00
yo been through this squeeze play before... that $8.5k range is literally a liquidation minefield rn. 27 billion in shorts ready to pop if we breach 94,681? nah man watched that exact scenario play out in 2022 and it was ugly. longs sweating at 86,137 too with 15.6b sitting there... health factors getting thinner by the minute tbh. not financial advice but... keep your collateral ratios fat fr fr
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-09 05:06
94681, hold on tight, if it breaks 2.7 billion, the liquidation will be terrifying.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-08 11:59
Once again, the trend of this sandwich cookie, both longs and shorts can be cut, truly impressive.
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ForkMaster
· 01-08 11:55
Hey, that 2.7 billion liquidation threshold—I've seen this situation during the last fork arbitrage, it's easy to get crushed through.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 01-08 11:51
Once again, being caught in the middle and liquidated like this, with both sides blocking, is really uncomfortable.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 01-08 11:49
Wow, $2.7 billion in liquidation volume? This time, I really can't hold it anymore.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-08 11:38
Hmm, it's a bit risky. This range is too narrow; a slight move could lead to liquidation hell.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 01-08 11:36
Oh no, it's the same old situation with these sandwich cookies, completely blocked off both top and bottom.
Pay attention to key price levels of Bitcoin. The data from mainstream exchanges is here—
There is significant resistance above: If BTC can hold above $94,681, the chain reaction of short liquidations will be very fierce, and the cumulative liquidation strength on major CEXs could reach around $2.705 billion.
There is also risk below: Conversely, if it falls below $86,137, long holders need to be cautious. At that time, the cumulative liquidation strength of longs on mainstream exchanges could reach $1.563 billion.
The space between these two extreme points isn't very large, which means that once the market shows any signs of movement, the chain reaction of liquidations can be easily triggered. When trading, keep these two numbers in mind.