Just mapped out the critical liquidity zones that could drive BTC's next move. Here's what stands out:
On the upside, expect major activity clustering around $100k and $105k—these are walls of liquidity traders are eyeing for potential breakout confirmation.
The downside paints a different picture. If selling pressure builds, watch the $90k to $88k band carefully. That's where institutional demand typically shows up. Break below there, and the next significant support sits around $74k—a level that could act as a final volume accumulation zone before a sustained drawdown.
These liquidity pools matter because they're where large orders often get absorbed or rejected. Position your risk accordingly based on which zone Bitcoin approaches.
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ILCollector
· 6h ago
That crucial support at 74k has been on my radar for a long time. Every time, I try to scoop up the bottom there—either get rich overnight or go to zero...
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GasFeeNightmare
· 6h ago
Staring at the gas tracker late at night again, after reading this liquidity analysis I just get overwhelmed... If the 100k to 105k wall really breaks, I need to calculate how much gwei the transaction gas will be worth it at that time.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 7h ago
The range from 100,000 to 105,000 is really stuck; it feels like institutions have set a trap there...
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 7h ago
The 100k wall is really tough; institutions must be lurking around 88k. Breaking below that level will depend on the 74k support.
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SerumSurfer
· 7h ago
Whether the 100k wall breaks or not is the key; institutions are sitting at 88k...
Bitcoin Liquidity Hotspots You Should Track
Just mapped out the critical liquidity zones that could drive BTC's next move. Here's what stands out:
On the upside, expect major activity clustering around $100k and $105k—these are walls of liquidity traders are eyeing for potential breakout confirmation.
The downside paints a different picture. If selling pressure builds, watch the $90k to $88k band carefully. That's where institutional demand typically shows up. Break below there, and the next significant support sits around $74k—a level that could act as a final volume accumulation zone before a sustained drawdown.
These liquidity pools matter because they're where large orders often get absorbed or rejected. Position your risk accordingly based on which zone Bitcoin approaches.