[Coin World] On November 30, Coinglass showed two key price levels: if Bitcoin breaks through the $93,000 barrier, short positions on major exchanges will get liquidated at $509 million; if it turns around and falls below $90,000, long positions will face $514 million in liquidation.
This liquidation intensity data should be viewed in this way—it does not tell you the exact number of contracts waiting to be settled, nor does it provide the precise liquidation amount. The bars on the chart actually show the relative importance of the “liquidation clusters” at different price levels. In simpler terms: when the price reaches a certain point, to what extent will the market be shaken.
The higher the pillar, the more it means that liquidity will surge like a tide after reaching that price level, and the price response will be more intense. This is a signal to identify the market's weaknesses.
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AirdropChaser
· 11-30 14:24
The range from 90,000 to 93,000 is really stuck tight; whoever moves will explode, it’s a bit intense.
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SleepyArbCat
· 11-30 14:15
Between 9.3 and 90,000 is tonight's knife... Both sides are at the 500 million level of landmines, when this wave comes, the MEVs will go crazy.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 11-30 14:10
The range of 90,000 to 93,000 is too tight, both bulls and bears are licking blood on the knife's edge.
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FrontRunFighter
· 11-30 14:10
the real game here isn't the numbers—it's who's positioned to exploit that liquidity cascade when it hits. both sides staring down identical liquidation cliffs, that's not coincidence, that's the dark forest working exactly as designed. someone's already frontrunning this narrative into oblivion.
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MerkleDreamer
· 11-30 14:07
The range from 90,000 to 93,000 is really playing people for suckers; one careless move and you'll be harvested.
BTC approaches the key liquidation zone: the Bull vs Bear Battle between $90,000 and $93,000
[Coin World] On November 30, Coinglass showed two key price levels: if Bitcoin breaks through the $93,000 barrier, short positions on major exchanges will get liquidated at $509 million; if it turns around and falls below $90,000, long positions will face $514 million in liquidation.
This liquidation intensity data should be viewed in this way—it does not tell you the exact number of contracts waiting to be settled, nor does it provide the precise liquidation amount. The bars on the chart actually show the relative importance of the “liquidation clusters” at different price levels. In simpler terms: when the price reaches a certain point, to what extent will the market be shaken.
The higher the pillar, the more it means that liquidity will surge like a tide after reaching that price level, and the price response will be more intense. This is a signal to identify the market's weaknesses.