2025-12-25 15:26:24

Currently, there is approximately $95,000 in liquidity active in the market. Coincidentally, this price level coincides with the maximum pain point in Deribit options open interest.

In the short term, traders continue to go long, which suggests that the price is likely to test the $95,000 level, followed by a sharp drop below $84,000.

But the opposite scenario also makes sense — the price could first crash to $84,000 and then quickly rebound to $95,000.

Either way, one thing is certain: whether bullish or bearish, the market may give both sides a harsh lesson next.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 6h ago

95k or 84k, anyway we all have to be taken for a ride. This wave of the market is really intense. --- Wait, is this liquidity stacked at the pain point? It’s a bit too obvious. --- Both bulls and bears have to take a hit; the market just loves to play this way. --- Hitting 84 or rushing to 95, it’s all the same; anyway, my stop-loss was gone long ago. --- Deribit folks making the pain points so obvious, I feel like it’s a setup. --- Here we go again, "The certain thing is that everyone might get educated," haha, that’s really sharp.

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GetRichLeek

· 6h ago

95000 this level really can't hold anymore, it feels like the big players have been lurking here for a while It's the same old trick, either rush in to cut the leeks or smash down to eat the stop-loss orders, anyway we can't escape I bet 84000 can hold the support, but honestly my accuracy rate is negative I'm numb, both bulls and bears have been educated, my account has long been turned into trash Last time at such a critical level, I was fully invested, and I'm still reflecting on what I was thinking that night

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RegenRestorer

· 6h ago

95K drops below 84K? I'm betting that it will break 95 first. This time, the bulls might really get hurt.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 6h ago

It's the same story again, dropping from 95k to 84k, or vice versa. Saying it doesn't really count, haha. Now it's just a matter of who gets liquidated, depending on the market maker's mood. This round, it's time to cut the leeks; no one can escape. The 95k level is a bit risky; it feels like it's going to break. Everyone needs to be educated once; I'm also waiting to get beaten up.

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