I saw some friends mention that the BTC liquidation price is stuck at 35504, and this indeed requires caution. For traders holding large positions, having the liquidation price so close to the current level makes it easy to trigger a chain reaction if there is significant volatility.
In recent market conditions, the movements of whales have always been a key indicator to watch. If large traders' leverage positions become overly crowded, even a slight market disturbance can easily trigger panic liquidations. Especially in an environment where the liquidation price is relatively close, liquidity can become particularly fragile.
Whether going long or short, the importance of risk management cannot be overstated. Paying attention to the appearance of these extreme liquidation prices can often help anticipate potential pressure points in the market. For ordinary traders, this is also a warning — do not blindly follow the trend and increase leverage, especially when big players are dancing on the edge of a knife.
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GasBankrupter
· 12-18 07:31
35504 that level is indeed a bit risky, large traders stacking leverage like this will eventually get wrecked
With the liquidation price so close, it feels like dancing on a minefield—one misstep and it's all gone
But to be honest, the easiest time to get liquidated... I think I'll stay on the sidelines and watch
I really don't dare to go five or ten times leverage like others, afraid of being liquidated and going bankrupt
In times like these, it's better to hold a small position and wait for opportunities, don't be led around by the movements of whales
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SelfStaking
· 12-17 19:51
35504 is indeed a risky level; one misstep and it's all gone.
The big players are stacking leverage so aggressively; any slight correction could lead to a bloodbath.
I just don't understand why people insist on following the trend and adding leverage. Do they really want to die faster?
The liquidation price is so close, and you're still sleeping? I have to say, I admire that.
Fragile liquidity is a sign that trouble is imminent.
Adding more leverage at this point is truly testing your IQ with real money.
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DancingCandles
· 12-17 19:50
With a price of 35504, you really need to stay cautious. One misstep and you'll become a leek soup ingredient.
The big players are piling up leverage so much, it feels like they're just waiting for a gust of wind to blow everything over.
Stop following the trend and adding leverage. Honestly, watching those whales move makes your scalp tingle.
With the liquidation price so close, liquidity is as fragile as paper. Do you still dare to hold full positions?
If risk management isn't done well, you'll be cut sooner or later. No exceptions.
This market is being hijacked by big players. As retail investors, let's not join the chaos blindly.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-17 19:50
35504 is basically a liquidation landmine rn... watched this exact pattern before, cascade failures incoming if we kiss that level. whale positioning always the tells everything tbh
I saw some friends mention that the BTC liquidation price is stuck at 35504, and this indeed requires caution. For traders holding large positions, having the liquidation price so close to the current level makes it easy to trigger a chain reaction if there is significant volatility.
In recent market conditions, the movements of whales have always been a key indicator to watch. If large traders' leverage positions become overly crowded, even a slight market disturbance can easily trigger panic liquidations. Especially in an environment where the liquidation price is relatively close, liquidity can become particularly fragile.
Whether going long or short, the importance of risk management cannot be overstated. Paying attention to the appearance of these extreme liquidation prices can often help anticipate potential pressure points in the market. For ordinary traders, this is also a warning — do not blindly follow the trend and increase leverage, especially when big players are dancing on the edge of a knife.