Looking at the 30-day liquidation landscape for Bitcoin and Ethereum—there's a pronounced imbalance tilted heavily toward long liquidation points. The charts reveal a densely clustered zone where longs are more exposed to cascading liquidations. What makes this particularly interesting is the incomplete picture: this data snapshot doesn't capture the entire short liquidation volume that accumulated during the downtrend from the previous all-time high. Those accumulated shorts create an asymmetric risk profile. When you map both sides of the liquidation equation, the asymmetry becomes clearer—long positions sit more densely packed across key price levels, while significant short interest remains distributed but underrepresented in this 30-day window. Worth monitoring as price action tests these zones.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 4h ago
Long positions are clustered together, and this time it's really a bit dangerous... Short positions are not as concentrated, it's quite uneven.
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MerkleMaid
· 4h ago
The long positions are so concentrated that I feel a large number of liquidations will happen the next time it drops... Meanwhile, the short positions are hidden deep, which seems a bit off.
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alpha_leaker
· 4h ago
So many short positions are accumulated, while long positions are clustered together... If this wave breaks the level, it's going to be a waterfall drop.
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SerumSquirter
· 5h ago
Long traders are everywhere; this drop is going to hurt.
Looking at the 30-day liquidation landscape for Bitcoin and Ethereum—there's a pronounced imbalance tilted heavily toward long liquidation points. The charts reveal a densely clustered zone where longs are more exposed to cascading liquidations. What makes this particularly interesting is the incomplete picture: this data snapshot doesn't capture the entire short liquidation volume that accumulated during the downtrend from the previous all-time high. Those accumulated shorts create an asymmetric risk profile. When you map both sides of the liquidation equation, the asymmetry becomes clearer—long positions sit more densely packed across key price levels, while significant short interest remains distributed but underrepresented in this 30-day window. Worth monitoring as price action tests these zones.