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BTC key price level: 300 million long order waiting to be triggered below 85,000, short positions also hanging above 87,000.

[Block Rhythm] The data at the beginning of December is worth noting: If BTC falls below the 85,000 USD line, the intensity of long orders being swept on mainstream exchanges could reach 315 million - this number is not small.

What about looking up? If the coin price breaks through 87,000 USD, the shorts will suffer, with a cumulative liquidation intensity of around 142 million.

The “liquidation intensity” mentioned here needs some explanation: it does not refer to how many contracts will be liquidated, nor is it an exact liquidation amount. The bars in the graph actually reflect the relative importance of the liquidation clusters at various price levels—meaning that when the market reaches that price, it will be shaken to what extent.

The higher the pillar, the more it means that after the price is reached, liquidity will trigger a more intense chain reaction. In simple terms, once it is in place, the market may either take off directly or plunge.

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DegenWhisperervip
· 3h ago
The positions 8.5 and 8.7 are really stuck tight, feeling like licking blood on the edge of a knife.
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PseudoIntellectualvip
· 12-01 06:37
Between 8.5 and 8.7, both sides are sharpening their knives. Short positions can't push down with 142 million? It seems the long positions really want to do something this time. 315 million orders are waiting below 8.5, this is the legendary foodie order. Once it’s in place, it’s to da moon, but this statement always feels like it will get dumped. The term "liquidation intensity" sounds intimidating, but to put it simply, it's still a gamble on who breaks the level first.
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LiquidityWhisperervip
· 12-01 06:36
Once 85,000 breaks, the long order is directly gone, 315 million gets dumped, how tragic this must be. Wait, can the short positions also not run up at 87,000? The fluctuations in between are really torturous. The liquidation cluster is like a time bomb, once the price hits, it has to explode. High columns are a danger signal, don't think about buying the dip, it will end badly. This wave of market conditions will either go to da moon or plummet, there's no in-between. Over 300 million facing 85,000, feels like someone is about to get liquidated.
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LightningSentryvip
· 12-01 06:36
The range from 8.5 to 8.7 is really a razor's edge, with both bulls and bears taking risks.
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NftMetaversePaintervip
· 12-01 06:31
actually the liquidation cascade mechanics here reveal something far more profound than surface-level price action analysis. the algorithmic distribution of these liquidation clusters is essentially a generative map of market consciousness itself—a topological manifestation of collective leverage positions rendered through the immutable ledger of blockchain primitives.
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