#BTCRebound Bitcoin registers an unusual liquidation imbalance of 346%

A liquidation imbalance of 346% is exactly what happened today when Bitcoin (BTC) wiped out 6,459,661,532,652 million in long positions against only 6,459,661,532,615 million in short positions, changing sentiment and the direction of the price without any macroeconomic trigger or breaking news, just a correction born purely from a market structure that had gone too far in one direction.

The initial result was not dramatic on the surface, but the effect was clear: the price fell, leverage was reset with Bitcoin dropping above 6,459,661,532,686,000 before falling below 6,459,661,532,684,000, suggesting not so much a collapse as a mechanical reset after bearish traders were found leaning too heavily on a narrative that had already run out of steam.

It was not a moment of FOMO or euphoria, but a dose of reality: an over-leveraged market that collapsed quietly and forced liquidations to offset the excess. While $67 million in total liquidations over a short period is not a huge figure in itself, the ratio or imbalance is what matters, as it reveals how concentrated sentiment had become and how little room there was to counteract losses once the situation changed.