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The severe liquidation of cumulative shorts through major central exchanges (CEX) to reach $163 million.

Conversely, a drop below $93,000 would put long positions at risk, with an expected $68.45 million in cumulative long liquidations, indicating a highly leveraged market with critical price thresholds on both sides.

The $95,000 breakout area retains the largest short liquidation pool.

While Bitcoin trades around $94,000 - $94,500, the $95,000 level has now become a technical and psychological pivot point, with a significant number of short positions vulnerable to liquidation.

While the liquidation heat map from Coinglass does not display contract values or exact quantities, it highlights the relative strength of liquidation groups - effectively showing how aggressively the price will react when reaching certain levels.

"A higher liquidation bar means that the price will react more strongly with a wave of liquidity after reaching that point," Coinglass explained.

This means that if Bitcoin rises above $95,000, the forced pressure on short liquidations could push prices higher, reinforcing bullish momentum in a short squeeze scenario.