#Strategy加仓BTC Check out the latest liquidation heatmap data (from market tools):
Bitcoin is interesting—there's a lot of short positions piled up in the 97.5k to 98.5k range, with a strong magnet effect; below 94.5k-95k is where long liquidations are concentrated.
Ethereum follows a similar pattern. The 3.43k-3.50k top area is holding a bunch of shorts, while below 3.20k-3.25k are all long traps.
What is the most likely outcome of this structure? Fake breakouts + rapid reversals. Historical data shows that the cascade liquidation probability for this setup can soar above 60%. The market loves to sweep these pain points, first tricking longs into entering, then reversing to catch a large group of traders. $BTC $ETH The current pattern is exactly this kind of setup.
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ChainBrain
· 14h ago
Oh, it's that liquidation trap again. I bet five cents that this time it'll go up to the sky first and then crash down...
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GasSavingMaster
· 14h ago
The magnet effect is so obvious, it feels like another round of the usual money-grabbing scheme. Don't say I didn't warn you all.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 14h ago
Uh, this time it's another magnet market. They knew the 97.5k level would be smashed long ago. The question is, how far can it be smashed?
But can 94.5k really hold? Feels uncertain.
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 14h ago
Damn, it's that old trick of cutting the leeks again. History just loves to repeat itself, huh?
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CryptoSurvivor
· 14h ago
Here we go again with this routine, always saying there's a 60% chance, and what happens? The market just loves to mess with people by going the opposite way.
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wagmi_eventually
· 15h ago
It's the same old trick again. The market likes to sweep the pain points, reaping on both sides. Looking at the heat map is frustrating—buy too much and get crushed, sell short and it pulls back. As a small retail investor, I can never hit the right point.
#Strategy加仓BTC Check out the latest liquidation heatmap data (from market tools):
Bitcoin is interesting—there's a lot of short positions piled up in the 97.5k to 98.5k range, with a strong magnet effect; below 94.5k-95k is where long liquidations are concentrated.
Ethereum follows a similar pattern. The 3.43k-3.50k top area is holding a bunch of shorts, while below 3.20k-3.25k are all long traps.
What is the most likely outcome of this structure? Fake breakouts + rapid reversals. Historical data shows that the cascade liquidation probability for this setup can soar above 60%. The market loves to sweep these pain points, first tricking longs into entering, then reversing to catch a large group of traders. $BTC $ETH The current pattern is exactly this kind of setup.