According to the latest monitoring data from the on-chain data platform, short-term price fluctuations of Bitcoin may trigger a large-scale liquidation chain reaction.
Specifically, once BTC breaks through the key resistance level of $92,901, short positions on mainstream exchanges will face tremendous pressure—cumulative liquidations could reach as high as $2.709 billion. This means that once the breakout is confirmed, a large number of short traders will be forced to close their positions, further driving up the price.
Conversely, if BTC falls below the support level of $84,387, the bulls' days will not be easy. At that moment, the cumulative liquidation strength of long positions on mainstream CEXs will reach $643 million, and long traders will collectively cut losses.
From the asymmetry of liquidation scale, upward liquidation strength is much higher than downward, reflecting the current market concentration of short-selling sentiment. Traders need to closely monitor these two critical points, as any breakout could trigger intense market volatility.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 4h ago
ngl... those liquidation levels scream trap written all over them. 2.7b shorts getting wrecked? that's honeypot territory fr fr. DYOR before you touch these leverage plays, seriously.
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LiquidityNinja
· 5h ago
The bearish pressure is too strong, with such a huge liquidation scale... It feels like a crash could happen at any moment.
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92901 is really a trap. Once it breaks, everyone will definitely run.
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27 billion in liquidation volume? Compared to the long side at just over 6 billion, this ratio is a bit crazy.
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Are there only these two key levels? It feels like there are other traps that haven't been revealed.
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Basically, it's just waiting to be cut, so set your stop-loss points properly.
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With such concentrated short positions, do you really dare to go long...
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Just beware of those two numbers, everything else is noise.
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I'm a bit scared; this market cycle is really hard to predict.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 5h ago
so basically everyone's underwater rn and we're just waiting for the dominoes to fall lol. 27.09B in shorts getting liquidated would be absolutely unhinged
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FlippedSignal
· 5h ago
Are there so many shorts? $2.7 billion in liquidations waiting, let's see who gets hit first
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Will 92901 break or not? That's the key, all the positions depend on this
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What does the asymmetric liquidation intensity indicate? Are the shorts really piling up?
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The 84k support line is also dangerous. The bulls shouldn't get too complacent
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Both critical points must be watched closely; neither can be broken
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$2.7 billion vs $640 million, the ratio is outrageous. How are so many shorts accumulating?
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Breakthrough means going all out. This is Bitcoin's daily routine
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The liquidation chain reaction will come together; no one can escape. Be prepared, everyone
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The upward move is so fierce, it feels like a breakdown is imminent
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What is the market betting on? With so many shorts, who will take the other side?
According to the latest monitoring data from the on-chain data platform, short-term price fluctuations of Bitcoin may trigger a large-scale liquidation chain reaction.
Specifically, once BTC breaks through the key resistance level of $92,901, short positions on mainstream exchanges will face tremendous pressure—cumulative liquidations could reach as high as $2.709 billion. This means that once the breakout is confirmed, a large number of short traders will be forced to close their positions, further driving up the price.
Conversely, if BTC falls below the support level of $84,387, the bulls' days will not be easy. At that moment, the cumulative liquidation strength of long positions on mainstream CEXs will reach $643 million, and long traders will collectively cut losses.
From the asymmetry of liquidation scale, upward liquidation strength is much higher than downward, reflecting the current market concentration of short-selling sentiment. Traders need to closely monitor these two critical points, as any breakout could trigger intense market volatility.