#密码资产动态追踪 9.1K vs 9.3K: Liquidity Pattern Has Taken Shape, Hunting Window Is Opening



Just saw a liquidation heatmap, and I immediately reacted to those two obvious data spikes—once again, the market has laid the truth bare for those who understand how to read it.

Data speaks:
Breaking below 9.1K → Over 508 million long orders liquidated
Breaking above 9.3K → 256 million short positions surrender collectively

This isn’t guesswork; it’s an on-chain schedule already set. The issue is, the liquidation distribution map isn’t fortune-telling; it’s a complete slice of the current market structure—long positions piled below 9.1K are essentially retail traders’ greed acting up; while the shorts above 9.3K, held stubbornly, are the old-school traders’ last stand against the trend.

My analytical framework is as follows:

**9.1K is a short-term trap** — If the big players want to shake out the market, they’ll definitely break through here once, using panic to absorb liquidity. But I’ll also keep an eye on the whale wallets’ absorption pace.

**Breaking through 9.3K is the signal** — Once there’s strong volume and support, the liquidation of 256 million shorts will immediately push the trend toward 9.6K or even 9.8K.

Why am I so sure? A few dimensions make it clear.

On-chain performance is very straightforward: recent 24-hour funding rates have surged to 0.05%, indicating overheated bullish sentiment, and the market needs a round of shakeout to cool down (which is actually a healthy sign of a bull market). From a price structure perspective, the narrow zone between 9.1K and 9.3K has concentrated the densest trading and positions over the past three months. The longer the price is trapped here, the more explosive the eventual breakout energy will be.

My plan is divided into three phases:

If the price sharply breaks below 9.1K, I’ll go long in the 8.95K-9K range, with a stop-loss at 8.88K.

Once confirmed that it’s breaking through 9.33K, I’ll follow with a long target of 9.6K-9.8K.

If it’s oscillating and stalling, I’ll wait until the weekly chart stabilizes above 9.2K before adding on the right side.

Remember one thing: The liquidation tide in a bull market isn’t a trap; it’s a discount period—key is knowing where the main players’ explosive triggers are and when they will be triggered.

Market game never changes: turning ordinary stop-loss orders into smart profit sources. This round, we stand on the side of collecting profits. $BTC
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 01-09 23:30
Talking about liquidation charts again, I've heard this explanation too many times, and in the end, it all gets shattered by counterattacks.
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Hash_Banditvip
· 01-07 11:30
ngl the 91k liquidation trap is textbook, been watching this play since the asic days... holders gonna get shaken out hard before the real move
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TeaTimeTradervip
· 01-07 11:29
The liquidation chart becomes clear when laid out: retail stop-loss orders are the main players' bloodsuckers. This round is really a discount time.
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BtcDailyResearchervip
· 01-07 11:29
93,000 is the real proof, what are you bragging about now?
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ContractTestervip
· 01-07 11:26
93,000 can't be broken through, and I still have to wait. I've heard this logic too many times.
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