2025-12-20 04:30:16

#BTC资金流动性 $BTC $BNB

Recently, I noticed an interesting set of liquidity data — on-chain data tracking shows a clear difference in liquidation pressure at two key price levels for Bitcoin.

Once BTC hits $92,402, the liquidation scale of short positions accumulated on major exchanges will reach approximately $1.409 billion. Conversely, if the price drops below $83,757, the liquidation strength of long positions will also be significant, totaling around $1.329 billion.

This kind of data is quite useful for short-term trading — it clearly outlines the current market liquidity distribution. The fluctuations within this range essentially represent the tug-of-war between these two liquidation forces.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 9h ago

Damn, this middle zone is a meat grinder, 1.4 billion short positions vs. over 1.3 billion long positions, nobody can feel comfortable. The fluctuations within this range are like two big players sniping at each other, it's exhausting just to watch. The lines at 92,402 and 83,757 seem to be repeatedly tested in the short term. A liquidation volume of 1.3-1.4 billion USD... if it actually triggers, I'm afraid it will wipe out the leaderboard again. So is the middle price the most dangerous? Or are both ends risky?

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consensus_whisperer

· 9h ago

92402 this level really needs to be cautious, the short explosion scale is too frightening --- The range around 8600+ points in the middle is a meat grinder, no one can escape --- The liquidation volume of 1.3 to 1.4 billion... this is the main force setting a trap --- Honestly, these data look great, but in actual operation, it's still easy to get cut --- The liquidity distribution is so obvious, it’s actually harder to judge what the main force wants to do --- The shorts are ambushed at 92k so much, and there are quite a few longs at the bottom, it’s indeed a standoff --- The essence of the fluctuations in the middle is probably these two big players testing each other --- The liquidation data looks good, but the key is still to bet on the main force’s sense of direction

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SelfRugger

· 9h ago

92k and 83.7k are stuck dead in the middle, the whales are just waiting here --- The liquidation data is so symmetrical, it feels like someone is deliberately maintaining this situation --- 14 billion short positions vs. over 13 billion long positions, are they just restraining each other? There must be a period of sideways movement in the middle --- Basically, it's like rolling dice within this 8k range. If I had known, I would have just gone all-in with leverage --- With such evenly distributed liquidation pressure, I find it hard to believe it will break through any one point directly; the market isn't that simple --- So now it's a situation where it can't go up or down? Then what's the point of playing

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 9h ago

Bro, this range is really tight, 1.4 billion in shorts vs. over 1.3 billion in longs, just waiting to see who breaks first. --- Those two levels at 92k and 83.7k feel like the exchange is fishing for stops. --- With such symmetrical liquidation pressure, it feels like a pin is about to be pricked. --- The real liquidity trap, that 3000+ dollar range in the middle, is a meat grinder. --- What does this data indicate? It just shows that the sideways trading range has become a battleground. --- The liquidation amounts at these two levels are similar, indicating the market is still quite balanced... probably will test repeatedly in the short term. --- Wait, is this saying that 92k is the last line of defense for the bears? --- The liquidation volume from 1.3 to 1.4 billion feels like any big order could trigger a move. --- From this perspective, is breaking the high riskier than breaking the low? --- Just about to go long, but after seeing this, I feel a bit hesitant.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 10h ago

It's caught between 92k and 83.7k, no wonder it's been so dull lately.

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