2025-12-16 17:20:59

According to the latest monitoring data from the data platform, these two price levels of Bitcoin are particularly critical. If BTC surges to $90,836, the liquidation volume of short positions on mainstream exchanges will pile up to $1.952 billion, which is quite significant. Conversely, if it drops below $82,292, the liquidation strength on long positions will also reach $1.886 billion. Both sides are quite tightly contested, indicating that a stalemate between bulls and bears has indeed formed within this range. Traders should pay attention to these two key levels, especially when leverage positions are relatively concentrated, as a break could trigger a chain reaction.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 2025-12-19 06:58

It sounds like these two price levels are indeed a powder keg; once the over 1.9 billion liquidation volume is triggered, it will really blow up.

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ChainBrain

· 2025-12-18 05:03

These two points look like timed bombs, ready to explode at any moment. --- Over 1.89 billion in short positions liquidated, if 90836 really goes up, it might be a bloody storm. --- People say it's a battle between bulls and bears, but actually it's just waiting to see who can't hold on first, betting on mentality. --- Leverage is concentrated here; the moment it breaks, it might just avalanche. It’s really exhilarating, but losses are real too. --- The 82292 line of defense isn't exactly safe; both sides have over 1.8 billion in volume hanging in the balance. --- Feels like playing with fire—whoever moves first will be doomed. --- This data looks outrageous; both sides are so balanced that it’s really uncomfortable. --- The chain reaction of breaking levels has been said a hundred times; the key is still who can hold out longer. --- How many longs were wiped out around 89k? Now it's pushing up again, really brave.

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governance_ghost

· 2025-12-16 17:52

90K is really a knife-edge situation; once it breaks below 1.9 billion, liquidation happens immediately. It depends on how traders handle this wave.

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PonziDetector

· 2025-12-16 17:40

Still waiting at these two points, 90836 and 82292, they are really powder kegs.

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OnChainDetective

· 2025-12-16 17:26

ngl the liquidation clustering here screams manipulation setup to me... those round numbers feel too perfect, like someone's orchestrating the chaos. traced the wallet patterns and tbh, something's off about the order flow distribution rn

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