Bitcoin's $82,000 is the lifeline! Over 1.2 billion longs pressing down, retail investors must avoid this pit!
The latest data has exploded! Coinglass has just made a strong statement—if Bitcoin falls below $82,000, the liquidation pressure of longs across all major exchanges will surge to $1.285 billion! What does this number mean? It’s equivalent to the market instantly losing a wave of giant whales!
But don't panic, we need to understand the intricacies. This 'liquidation chart' does not specifically tell you how much will explode, but rather reminds you: once a certain price breaks, the market will react like a domino effect! For example, last time Bitcoin spiked to $83,000, over $300 million in longs were liquidated within five minutes, and those without stop loss were directly caught off guard...
What’s the correlation?
In simple terms, $82,000 is the 'sniping point' for large traders and institutions. This area is filled with the coffin funds of leveraged longs; once it breaks, algorithmic selling pressure + panic selling will create a deep pit. Conversely, if it falls to $86,000, there will still be $760 million in liquidations for shorts, indicating support below, but the strength is much weaker—longs are currently in greater danger!
What should retail investors do?
Don’t be reckless with leverage: those with high multiples in heavy positions should quickly reduce their positions or set stop-loss to break even!
Keep a close eye on the levels: before breaking $82,000, a rebound might be a trap for longs; if it breaks, observe first, don’t rush to bottom fish.
Be smart: like my friend who placed a breakout long at $85,000 last time and ended up getting liquidated instantly. Now he only does spot buying at low prices and has instead made profits in waves— the more exciting the market, the more you need to stick to discipline!
Are you the one—waiting for the wind to come? When to position, the key will be announced in the village, see you at the banquet! #BTC $BTC
