#比特币与黄金战争 Bitcoin's Up and Down Triggered Liquidation Trap
Traders, pay attention. Based on the position data analysis from mainstream exchanges, $BTC is now caught in a tug-of-war between two key price levels—each hiding significant liquidation pressure.
The most direct risk for the bulls: if Bitcoin falls below the $83,263 support line, long positions on major CEX platforms will instantly trigger chain liquidations worth $7.89 billion. What would that scenario look like? A large number of forced liquidations hitting the market, liquidity drying up, and the price potentially continuing to decline.
Conversely, the bears shouldn't get too confident. If Bitcoin breaks above $91,807 strongly, the short sellers above will face a cost of $10.81 billion. This larger figure indicates a more intense squeeze on the shorts—the market energy will be unleashed upward more aggressively.
$ETH and $BNB these mainstream cryptocurrencies usually follow Bitcoin's rhythm of fluctuations, so these two price levels have a far-reaching impact on the entire market's chain reaction. Short-term traders should be cautious of these liquidation highlands, while medium- and long-term holders need to understand that this is the result of market participants' game—whoever gets liquidated, the funds flow into their pockets.
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degenonymous
· 12-27 12:55
Damn, it's these two price levels again. I bet five bucks I'll have to come back next week.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 12-27 12:52
789 million or 1.081 billion, no one can escape this liquidation. The gamblers are all waiting for a breakdown.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-27 12:51
They're blocking the position again. Is the liquidation pressure this intense this time? Trading in the middle—so damn exciting.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 12-27 12:41
Oh my, these two price levels are killing me. I bet 10 bucks someone will get liquidated.
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SybilSlayer
· 12-27 12:36
Oh no, this sandwich cookie market, both sides want to eat my flesh
789 million vs 1.081 billion, the bears are more armed this time, is it still profitable to short?
Dancing between 83263 and 91807, driving someone crazy, really slippery
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OffchainOracle
· 12-27 12:34
Another theory about the liquidation trap that cuts leeks? Last time you said that, Bitcoin directly rose by 15%, haha.
#比特币与黄金战争 Bitcoin's Up and Down Triggered Liquidation Trap
Traders, pay attention. Based on the position data analysis from mainstream exchanges, $BTC is now caught in a tug-of-war between two key price levels—each hiding significant liquidation pressure.
The most direct risk for the bulls: if Bitcoin falls below the $83,263 support line, long positions on major CEX platforms will instantly trigger chain liquidations worth $7.89 billion. What would that scenario look like? A large number of forced liquidations hitting the market, liquidity drying up, and the price potentially continuing to decline.
Conversely, the bears shouldn't get too confident. If Bitcoin breaks above $91,807 strongly, the short sellers above will face a cost of $10.81 billion. This larger figure indicates a more intense squeeze on the shorts—the market energy will be unleashed upward more aggressively.
$ETH and $BNB these mainstream cryptocurrencies usually follow Bitcoin's rhythm of fluctuations, so these two price levels have a far-reaching impact on the entire market's chain reaction. Short-term traders should be cautious of these liquidation highlands, while medium- and long-term holders need to understand that this is the result of market participants' game—whoever gets liquidated, the funds flow into their pockets.