【Block Rhythm】 Traders who have been watching Bitcoin’s market recently should have noticed—these two price levels are particularly critical.
According to liquidation data, if Bitcoin surges to $93,000, the liquidation intensity of short positions on mainstream exchanges will spike to 528 million. Conversely, if it drops below $90,000, the liquidation intensity on long positions will also be at a similar level of 364 million. In simple terms, these two levels are “minefields.”
However, it must be clarified that the numbers on the liquidation chart do not simply represent the number of contracts or liquidation value. Those bars truly reflect the “liquidation strength” in each price range—technically called relative strength. In other words, when the price hits a certain point, the liquidity impact caused by a large number of liquidations can produce a very intense reaction. The higher the liquidation bar, the more violent the response.
This explains why these two price levels are so sensitive—not only as psychological thresholds but also as mechanical pressure points.
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TommyTeacher
· 01-07 04:36
9.3 and 90,000 are really ticking time bombs, with the same intense liquidation力度
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FunGibleTom
· 01-06 20:12
9.3 and 90,000 are really risky points, with liquidation strength right there... I've been confident in this analysis for a long time.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 01-04 07:19
Between 93,000 and 90,000, it's trapped in the middle. Looks like we need a breakthrough to see the direction clearly.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 01-04 07:16
the liquidation mechanics here read like a beautifully brutal sonnet in contract code... those price points aren't just numbers, they're where the entire aesthetic of market structure collapses into raw kinetic force. 9.3k vs 9k is basically asking which side of the creative destruction gets preserved
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-04 07:16
9.3 and 90,000 positions really need to be maintained, otherwise when the liquidation wave comes, no one can save you.
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liquidation_surfer
· 01-04 07:06
9.3 and 90,000 are really the dead spots. As soon as this liquidation data comes out, I know I need to be careful.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-04 07:06
9.3 and 90,000 are two dead spots, and the robot is waiting there.
BTC critical point liquidation data: $93,000 short positions worth 528 million, $90,000 long positions worth 364 million
【Block Rhythm】 Traders who have been watching Bitcoin’s market recently should have noticed—these two price levels are particularly critical.
According to liquidation data, if Bitcoin surges to $93,000, the liquidation intensity of short positions on mainstream exchanges will spike to 528 million. Conversely, if it drops below $90,000, the liquidation intensity on long positions will also be at a similar level of 364 million. In simple terms, these two levels are “minefields.”
However, it must be clarified that the numbers on the liquidation chart do not simply represent the number of contracts or liquidation value. Those bars truly reflect the “liquidation strength” in each price range—technically called relative strength. In other words, when the price hits a certain point, the liquidity impact caused by a large number of liquidations can produce a very intense reaction. The higher the liquidation bar, the more violent the response.
This explains why these two price levels are so sensitive—not only as psychological thresholds but also as mechanical pressure points.