Список двух ключевых уровней цен на биткоин: сравнительный анализ силы ликвидации быков и медведей

【BlockBeats】Friends who have been paying attention to the futures market recently should have noticed that Bitcoin’s price fluctuations are indeed affecting quite a few positions. According to data, if Bitcoin breaks below the $89,000 level, the cumulative liquidation intensity of long positions across mainstream exchanges would surge to around $1.127 billion. Conversely, once Bitcoin reaches $93,000, the cumulative liquidation intensity on the short side would reach approximately $960 million.

There’s a detail here that many people tend to confuse. The bars on the liquidation data chart don’t represent the exact number of contracts pending liquidation, nor do they represent precise liquidation values. Instead, they measure the relative significance between different liquidation clusters—in other words, the intensity.

Understanding it from another angle: when Bitcoin’s price reaches a certain level, what kind of impact will it have on the market? The higher the bar, the more violent the liquidation chain reaction will be when price reaches that point, and the greater the power of the liquidity wave. For short-term traders, these are definitely key resistance and support levels that need close attention.