Currently, there are three large liquidity clusters for Bitcoin at the key price levels of 90k, 86k, and 84k.
Considering the recent continuous liquidation of leveraged positions by market makers, there are two possible trends worth paying attention to:
First, the price of the coin will test the high liquidity at 90k, before retreating to touch 86k and 84k.
Second, a downward trend directly drops to 84k, followed by a rapid rebound upward.
In any case, these price levels will become key areas of contention. The distribution of Liquidity often determines the direction of short-term market trends, especially in an environment where large positions are forcibly liquidated, prices tend to fluctuate around these Liquidity clusters.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 7h ago
Is 90k falling to 84k again? I've seen this trick a hundred times, market makers love to play this heart-pounding game.
Whether going long or shorting, you have to die once, Liquidity is like a slaughterhouse.
Can the 84k level really hold? I bet it will break.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 7h ago
90k, 86k, 84k... it's this trap of Liquidity again, the market makers won't be up to their tricks again, right?
It feels like 90k is more likely to be breached, the probability of a direct fall to 84k is quite high.
This market trend really relies on guessing the market makers' thoughts, it's exhausting.
The Liquidity cluster is just a "sheep slaughterhouse," retail investors have no good outcome going in.
Let's wait and see, wait for the breakout signal before making a move, don't get played for suckers.
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Tokenomics911
· 7h ago
Market makers are playing that same trick again, just bouncing back and forth around these few price levels.
They directly smashed down to 84k and then rebounded; I've seen this routine many times.
Testing 90k, but in the end, it still has to drop back. Liquidity is just a slaughterhouse.
To put it plainly, they are waiting for the Get Liquidated wave, smashing prices wherever they gather.
Three price levels, three ways to die, just pick one.
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ConsensusBot
· 7h ago
The 90k hurdle will either break through or crash, anyway, it's just these two acts, let's see who blinks first.
I’m familiar with this market maker's routine, the place where liquidity is concentrated is the slaughterhouse.
84k is probably the real bottom line, everything above is虚的.
This wave of liquidation is coming, it feels like another round of harvesting is on the way.
I bet on 86k that it will range-bound, don’t ask me why, just a feeling.
Currently, there are three large liquidity clusters for Bitcoin at the key price levels of 90k, 86k, and 84k.
Considering the recent continuous liquidation of leveraged positions by market makers, there are two possible trends worth paying attention to:
First, the price of the coin will test the high liquidity at 90k, before retreating to touch 86k and 84k.
Second, a downward trend directly drops to 84k, followed by a rapid rebound upward.
In any case, these price levels will become key areas of contention. The distribution of Liquidity often determines the direction of short-term market trends, especially in an environment where large positions are forcibly liquidated, prices tend to fluctuate around these Liquidity clusters.