#美联储降息预期升温 Here is some liquidation data from Coinglass, which is quite interesting regarding recent market trends.
This price range for BTC is particularly noteworthy—if it drops below $83,649, the liquidation of long positions on mainstream exchanges will concentrate around $1.359 billion, which is a significant margin pressure. Conversely, if BTC can break through $91,659, the liquidation intensity on short positions will pile up to $1.161 billion, indicating strong momentum on both sides.
Coins like WOO, ETH, and ATA have recently shown volatility closely related to BTC's direction. Against the backdrop of rising expectations for Fed rate cuts, the pricing logic of risk assets is undergoing a restructuring, and market participants are becoming increasingly sensitive to changes in liquidity conditions.
These two price points with high liquidation intensity often become zones of intense battle between bulls and bears in the short term. Whoever can control these key levels essentially holds the short-term narrative.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 22h ago
83K and 91K are really death traps; going down will surely trigger a massive bullish explosion.
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ponzi_poet
· 22h ago
Points 83649 and 91659 are indeed quite aggressive; retail investors caught in the middle must be feeling really uncomfortable.
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JustHodlIt
· 22h ago
Wow, looking at this liquidation data, it's clearly a meat grinder, with such billions-level volumes on both sides. No wonder the market has been so volatile lately.
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OptionWhisperer
· 22h ago
The points at 83k and 91.6k are indeed fierce, with a liquidation pressure of 1.359 billion long positions... be careful.
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ForkMaster
· 22h ago
Under the 83649 barrier, there will be a liquidation of 1.359 billion. Tsk tsk, it's just that same old liquidation hunting trick again.
My third son asked me why people in the crypto circle always get "cut," and I said it's because some people rely on this to raise their kids haha
#美联储降息预期升温 Here is some liquidation data from Coinglass, which is quite interesting regarding recent market trends.
This price range for BTC is particularly noteworthy—if it drops below $83,649, the liquidation of long positions on mainstream exchanges will concentrate around $1.359 billion, which is a significant margin pressure. Conversely, if BTC can break through $91,659, the liquidation intensity on short positions will pile up to $1.161 billion, indicating strong momentum on both sides.
Coins like WOO, ETH, and ATA have recently shown volatility closely related to BTC's direction. Against the backdrop of rising expectations for Fed rate cuts, the pricing logic of risk assets is undergoing a restructuring, and market participants are becoming increasingly sensitive to changes in liquidity conditions.
These two price points with high liquidation intensity often become zones of intense battle between bulls and bears in the short term. Whoever can control these key levels essentially holds the short-term narrative.