On the short side: Over 200M+ in liquidation orders accumulated above the 98k-100k range, with the largest concentration around 99k and above 100k.
On the long side: Approximately 120M-150M in liquidation positions below the 92k-94k range.
Key observation: The liquidity structure is clearly tilted upward. This means that if BTC continues to rise, short liquidations will trigger a chain reaction, fueling further price increases. The market is currently in an asymmetric risk structure.
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TokenSleuth
· 12h ago
There are so many liquidation orders stacked up for shorts, are they trying to cause trouble... If it continues to rise, it will be a thrilling show to watch.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12h ago
Liquidity is tilted upward, just like the defensive layout of ancient city walls... stacking it too high above makes it more prone to collapse.
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BankruptWorker
· 12h ago
With so many short positions being liquidated and piled up, isn't this just cutting the longs' way out... Really feeling like breaking through 100k is unstoppable now.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 12h ago
Short positions stacking over 200M+ and you want to block us? Laughing out loud, the liquidation triggers a chain reaction—this round looks exciting.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 13h ago
Shorts of 200M are stuck at 98-100k waiting to die. This is definitely a bullish signal, and chain liquidations are going to be exciting.
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FreeMinter
· 13h ago
200M shorts are stacked on top; if it breaks 99k, it'll ignite directly.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 13h ago
The 200M short position is stacked between 98k-100k, a definite bomb. Once it breaks through, it will trigger a chain liquidation game.
Latest BTC liquidation position distribution:
On the short side: Over 200M+ in liquidation orders accumulated above the 98k-100k range, with the largest concentration around 99k and above 100k.
On the long side: Approximately 120M-150M in liquidation positions below the 92k-94k range.
Key observation: The liquidity structure is clearly tilted upward. This means that if BTC continues to rise, short liquidations will trigger a chain reaction, fueling further price increases. The market is currently in an asymmetric risk structure.