The market always educates speculators with the most expensive tuition; the Bitcoin liquidation storm is a battlefield for both longs and shorts.

Brothers, the data speaks! Right now, Bitcoin is like dancing on a tightrope—if it surges up to $115,000, the shorts will collectively face a liquidation of $1.1 billion; if it drops to $112,000, the longs will be harvested for $880 million.

The essence of the liquidation map is a "liquidity gravitational field"—the closer the price gets to the dense explosion point, the easier it is for liquidity to be instantly withdrawn, triggering a flash crash or a violent rise.

Last year's March 12 crash was a typical chain reaction triggered by a liquidation wave.

Key price levels have always been the hunting grounds for major players: currently, in the $112,000-$115,000 range, a significant number of retail stop-loss orders are clearly buried, and institutions can easily use a small amount of capital to "pop the balloon" and trigger an avalanche.

Remember last month's Ethereum spike at $2,800? Over $600 million in positions were liquidated in one minute using the same tactic.

Leverage players should remember to set stop-losses in the reverse range of the explosion point (for example, setting a long stop-loss below $111,000).

Spot traders should avoid operating during high volatility periods recently (especially during U.S. stock market opening hours at night Beijing time).

Don’t rush to chase after breaking key levels; wait for the liquidation wave to pass before observing the trend (false breakouts are specifically designed to trap those chasing highs and lows). #加密市场回调

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