BTC Liquidation Heat Map Analysis: Who is Big Capital Ambushing?
I primarily focus on the movements of big capital rather than just staring at the candlestick charts and technical indicators. The current liquidation heat map is very clear—the market is positioning itself on both ends, but the real firepower is concentrated at the lower end.
Key Data:
The largest liquidation zone is between $102,000 and $102,500, with a single point at $102,685 having a liquidation order of $163.59 million, which is no small amount.
There is also a small liquidation zone above $105,500 to $106,000, but it is much smaller in scale.
My View:
With so many liquidation orders piled up below the current price, it is very likely that big capital will first push the price down to eat up these stop-loss orders, especially if it coincides with negative news (such as poor CPI data from last night or technical overbought conditions).
My Strategy:
I am not in a hurry to catch the bottom, even if there are signs of a slight rebound now.
I will focus on observing around $102,000—if the price rapidly drops there while accompanied by large buy orders, I will consider buying low.
If it directly breaks below the liquidation zone without any rebound, I will continue to wait and look for a lower support level to act.
In simple terms, the market is now like a trap, with a bunch of stop-loss orders buried below. Big capital is likely to take a hit first before pulling back up. Don’t rush in; wait for them to wash out before following.
Are you trapped? When to buy the dip? As always, if you feel confused and helpless, comment with your thoughts. I need fans and you need references.
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