Friends who have been paying attention to BTC trends should have felt the rhythm of this wave of volatility. According to on-chain data monitoring, each time the price touches certain levels, it could trigger a chain reaction.
Specifically, if BTC breaks above the key level of $95,649, the short positions on mainstream exchanges will face enormous pressure—liquidation strength could reach $2.532 billion. This means a large number of short positions will be forcibly closed, pushing the price higher. Conversely, if BTC drops below $87,099, the bulls' days will be tough, with the liquidation strength of longs on mainstream CEXs reaching $1.87 billion, and the selling pressure being quite significant.
Looking at the performance of the two main cryptocurrencies, ETH and BNB, they are also dancing to the rhythm of the market. In this distribution of liquidation strength, the importance of the $95K and $87K levels becomes obvious—they are almost the critical lines for both bulls and bears. If you're observing the market, these two price ranges are definitely worth paying close attention to.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-08 01:50
95K really held, the bears are stacking over two billion waiting for a breakdown
87K drops directly to explode, these two levels are the gate of hell
Wait, is it going to crash again?
I just want to ask, if 87K breaks, will ETH follow and slide down?
It's both liquidation and a life-and-death line, it's a bit intimidating
This round of volatility is much more intense than last time, feels like playing with fire
If 95K breaks through, how high can it go? Is anyone following the trade?
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NFTArchaeologist
· 01-08 01:40
The lines at 95K and 87K really can't hold up, feeling like dancing on the edge of a knife.
If the bears get wiped out and the 2.5 billion dollar market crashes, the bulls shouldn't get too cocky; if 87K breaks, it'll be flattened anyway.
ETH, BNB are following suit and moving... this rhythm is a bit strange.
I'll bet that in the next hour, one of them will be touched.
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TokenUnlocker
· 01-08 01:29
95K really is a curse; once the liquidation volume comes out, you’ll know how to operate.
The bears are trembling above, a 2.5 billion hit and they get liquidated directly.
That 87K defense line also can't hold up; this time the bulls are probably going to suffer.
This wave of market movement will likely be a tug-of-war, with ETH and BNB bouncing along.
Being stuck between these two price levels is so uncomfortable; when will we see a one-sided move?
Trading back and forth between 95 and 87 is exhausting.
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WhaleMistaker
· 01-08 01:28
95K is really a curse, every time we get close, it feels like we're about to take off
Are the bears about to explode? 2.5 billion in liquidation volume sounds easy to say, but if it really crashes, it could bury us retail investors
87K breaking through would mean the bulls are done, it feels like we're dancing on the edge of a knife
This pace is a bit frantic, ETH and BNB following suit is just ridiculous
It's these two price levels again, every time they say it's a life-and-death line, but what’s the result?
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-08 01:24
95K is really a critical point. Once broken, the bears will be devastated.
This liquidation data looks truly frightening, with an intensity of $2.5 billion... Those in the know understand what it means.
Don't relax at 87K either; the downward pressure is just as strong as the upward move. Bulls need to be cautious.
So now it's just bouncing back and forth between these two points. It really is a life-and-death line.
Friends who have been paying attention to BTC trends should have felt the rhythm of this wave of volatility. According to on-chain data monitoring, each time the price touches certain levels, it could trigger a chain reaction.
Specifically, if BTC breaks above the key level of $95,649, the short positions on mainstream exchanges will face enormous pressure—liquidation strength could reach $2.532 billion. This means a large number of short positions will be forcibly closed, pushing the price higher. Conversely, if BTC drops below $87,099, the bulls' days will be tough, with the liquidation strength of longs on mainstream CEXs reaching $1.87 billion, and the selling pressure being quite significant.
Looking at the performance of the two main cryptocurrencies, ETH and BNB, they are also dancing to the rhythm of the market. In this distribution of liquidation strength, the importance of the $95K and $87K levels becomes obvious—they are almost the critical lines for both bulls and bears. If you're observing the market, these two price ranges are definitely worth paying close attention to.