$BTC Liquidation data is in, $82,000 has become the life-or-death line for this round!
Let’s look at the hard data:
· Key support below: $82,000–$84,000 · Strong resistance above: $86,000–$88,000 · Total liquidations across the network: $253 million
The darker the area on the heatmap, the more leveraged positions are stacked up there. What does this mean? Each time the price approaches these zones, there’s a wave of concentrated liquidations.
The current situation is very delicate:
· Bulls are holding the $82,000 line at all costs · Bears are sharpening their knives above $88,000 · Both sides are betting the other will break first
That’s how the market works—liquidation clusters are emotional flashpoints.
Here’s a suggestion: When the liquidation heatmap turns purple, either reduce your position and lower leverage, or simply stay on the sidelines until the signals are clearer. Don’t go all-in and try to catch a falling knife.
The data speaks for itself, but knowing how to use it to avoid liquidation is the real key.
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GasGuzzler
· 11-25 07:18
82000 is going to be a bloodbath again, just looking at the heatmap makes my scalp tingle
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253 million in liquidation is piled up here, whoever breaks first becomes the prey
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Don't say anymore, honestly reduce leverage, I don't want to see liquidation news anymore
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Both bulls and bears are performing, just waiting for who can't hold on and explodes first
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If this wave breaks 82000, it’s estimated to trigger a chain reaction and explode several waves
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Brothers going all in really need to be careful this time, there's too much gunpowder smell
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Every time I see the purple heatmap, I think of those liquidation stories
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Wait and see, wait for a clear signal before taking action, don’t get eaten by the liquidation machine
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There are also plenty of short positions piled up at 88000, the middle section is the most dangerous
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 11-24 08:42
If 82000 can't hold, then it's really time to run. This time the liquidation scale is quite fierce.
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It's the liquidation heat map again, my heart always hangs when I see this thing.
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All in and falling knife, I've heard that the fastest way to lose money is just like this.
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Both long and short positions are competing, seeing who breaks first. I choose to lie flat and watch the battle.
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With a liquidation volume of 253 million, the lives of retail investors are all caught in between.
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If the line at 88000 breaks, the long positions will really be doomed.
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Those who don't reduce leverage now will be the material for future teaching videos.
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The range of 82000-84000 has already been ravaged by the market many times.
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The data looks good, but being alive to see the profits is what truly makes a winner.
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I can hear the sound of short positions sharpening their knives, I dare not take a heavy position.
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AirdropHustler
· 11-24 03:54
82,000 really is a hurdle; it feels like it'll explode as soon as it's touched.
Anyone going all-in will have to kneel—this move looks way too risky.
With such a large liquidation volume, nobody should even think about bottom-fishing.
I don't dare make a move—I'll wait for a signal. Just have a feeling it's going to dump.
Are the bears this aggressive? Maybe we should think the other way around.
This is truly licking blood off the edge of a knife.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 11-22 18:28
82000 is about to crash, I bet five bucks that the long positions can't hold on
Again, it's the same liquidation data, every time I finish looking at it I want to go all in, and then it's gone
The moment the purple heatmap appeared I knew something would go wrong
Really, don't catch falling knives, I caught a falling knife last time and I'm still in the hospital
88000 short positions are sharpening their knives, it feels like they're waiting for me to get liquidated
253 million in liquidation volume, which unlucky bastard is going to get played for a sucker
Talking about lowering leverage sounds like being a coward, but staying alive is the most important thing
Both longs and shorts are putting on a show, retail investors are watching from the sidelines and then getting eaten
If this 82000 line breaks, I'll close all positions and lay flat.
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BrokenYield
· 11-22 11:54
watched this same liquidation pattern play out in 2017... spoiler alert, didn't end well for the leverage cowboys. 82k is basically a liquidity trap at this point, honestly.
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ProbablyNothing
· 11-22 11:50
The 82,000 mark is really a deadlock. Just thinking about the 253 million liquidation volume gives me chills.
All-in traders are warriors; those who get liquidated are martyrs. The choice is yours.
To put it simply, just wait for the signal. Don’t let the purple on the heatmap blind you.
There are so many shorts above 88,000, be careful of getting squeezed and becoming the exit liquidity.
This time, seriously, play it safe—lower your leverage, survival is key.
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GweiTooHigh
· 11-22 11:43
If 82,000 can't hold, I'll admit defeat. I've already lost enough anyway, haha.
Same old story—longs and shorts both getting wiped out is the market maker's favorite play.
$253 million in liquidations shows that quite a few people have over-leveraged.
When the purple heatmap shows up, it's time to run—don't wait to get eaten.
Alright, I'll keep watching for now. I've already gone all-in once anyway.
If this wave really breaks 82, we'll see who can hold out the longest.
Liquidations are just emotional tests; it's always pretty much the same pattern.
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ArbitrageBot
· 11-22 11:36
Is 82,000 really the life-or-death line? Feels like there’s always a life-or-death line every time, haha.
Those who went all-in are probably in the hospital now. Anyone who dares to catch the falling knife at this point is truly a warrior.
253 million liquidation volume—who’s going down first this time?
Both longs and shorts are gambling. I’m just here watching the show, closing my positions and going to sleep.
At 88,000, the shorts are really sharpening their knives. Feels off.
Reduced leverage, otherwise this purple heatmap wave is really scary.
Damn, every time they say this is the life-or-death line, and next time it’s the same thing all over again.
When it turns purple, I leave decisively. Nothing worth watching.
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PonziWhisperer
· 11-22 11:35
If 82,000 breaks, you better run. This heatmap is all purple—anyone who goes all-in deserves to get liquidated.
There's 253 million in liquidation waiting to eat people up; both bulls and bears are just putting on a show.
Hold steady and just watch the market, don’t be greedy.
The data is right here—there will always be people who don’t listen to warnings.
Over at 88,000, the bears are sharpening their knives. Doesn't feel good.
$BTC Liquidation data is in, $82,000 has become the life-or-death line for this round!
Let’s look at the hard data:
· Key support below: $82,000–$84,000
· Strong resistance above: $86,000–$88,000
· Total liquidations across the network: $253 million
The darker the area on the heatmap, the more leveraged positions are stacked up there. What does this mean? Each time the price approaches these zones, there’s a wave of concentrated liquidations.
The current situation is very delicate:
· Bulls are holding the $82,000 line at all costs
· Bears are sharpening their knives above $88,000
· Both sides are betting the other will break first
That’s how the market works—liquidation clusters are emotional flashpoints.
Here’s a suggestion:
When the liquidation heatmap turns purple, either reduce your position and lower leverage, or simply stay on the sidelines until the signals are clearer. Don’t go all-in and try to catch a falling knife.
The data speaks for itself, but knowing how to use it to avoid liquidation is the real key.
——
Risk warning: Leveraged trading carries high risk. This article is solely for data observation and sharing, and does not constitute investment advice.