BTC Market Liquidation Data Refreshes Hot List, $123 Million Liquidated in 24 Hours Reflects Intense Battle Between Bulls and Bears. Leverage Positions Reach New Highs, Market in a Highly Tense Balance State, Any Breakthrough in Either Direction Could Trigger a Chain Reaction.
Pay attention to the price range of 82100-84000. During the previous decline, a large number of long positions were forcibly liquidated here, creating significant long liquidation pressure. From a rebound perspective, this range has accumulated enough rebound momentum—once the bears start to be forced to cover, the concentrated covering demand could ignite a rapid upward surge.
More importantly, the line at 90000-91300. Historical data shows that each time BTC rebounds and hits this level, it faces intense selling pressure. Bears are strongly defending this area, indicating it is very likely to become a key point to determine the outcome.
Two possible trends to watch: breaking through this line would mean the bears' defense collapses, and bulls may launch an attack; if the rebound is blocked, then whether the support below can hold becomes the next question—if it breaks down, a new wave of liquidation could follow.
The current operational approach should be to lock in these two price levels and wait for clear signals. Before the market provides an answer, staying observant is wiser than blind trading.
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CountdownToBroke
· 2025-12-17 13:38
Wow, $123 million, this leverage is quite intense, feels like it could blow up at any moment.
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MeaninglessApe
· 2025-12-17 08:48
$1.23 billion liquidation volume? Wow, how many people are getting liquidated? Feels like we're always being harvested.
Is the 90,000 level really that powerful? Historical data needs to be verified regardless.
Wait, wait, wait, let's first see how 82,100 performs. Don't rush to get on board.
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ser_ngmi
· 2025-12-17 08:24
$1.23 billion liquidation? This leverage is really crazy, any slight break in either direction could trigger a big liquidation. I think I'll just watch the show.
Wait, is the 90000-91300 level really that solid? Every time it gets pushed down, it feels like the bears are holding on tightly.
Is there accumulated rebound momentum in the 82100-84000 range? If the demand for re-entries picks up, could it easily push prices higher? This area sounds a bit interesting.
Honestly, no one dares to move recklessly in this market now; it's safer to wait for clear signals. Otherwise, you're just giving money to the exchanges.
The bulls are really miserable. The last time, the price was directly broken through at 82100. Whether this rebound can hold above 90000 really depends on luck.
BTC Market Liquidation Data Refreshes Hot List, $123 Million Liquidated in 24 Hours Reflects Intense Battle Between Bulls and Bears. Leverage Positions Reach New Highs, Market in a Highly Tense Balance State, Any Breakthrough in Either Direction Could Trigger a Chain Reaction.
Pay attention to the price range of 82100-84000. During the previous decline, a large number of long positions were forcibly liquidated here, creating significant long liquidation pressure. From a rebound perspective, this range has accumulated enough rebound momentum—once the bears start to be forced to cover, the concentrated covering demand could ignite a rapid upward surge.
More importantly, the line at 90000-91300. Historical data shows that each time BTC rebounds and hits this level, it faces intense selling pressure. Bears are strongly defending this area, indicating it is very likely to become a key point to determine the outcome.
Two possible trends to watch: breaking through this line would mean the bears' defense collapses, and bulls may launch an attack; if the rebound is blocked, then whether the support below can hold becomes the next question—if it breaks down, a new wave of liquidation could follow.
The current operational approach should be to lock in these two price levels and wait for clear signals. Before the market provides an answer, staying observant is wiser than blind trading.