$VELVET – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Current Price 0.868
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly 1.8 million in short liquidations above the current price, significantly exceeding approximately 800K in long liquidations below. The overall liquidity structure therefore leans strongly to the upside, although a major long-liquidation pocket sits immediately below price.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is heavily concentrated around 0.860–0.844, with 0.844 representing one of the largest individual clusters on the map. Additional downside liquidity appears around 0.776–0.760. Losing 0.860 would increase the probability of a sweep toward 0.844.
📈 Above the market, nearby short-liquidation liquidity remains relatively light across 0.872–0.920 before building more clearly around 1.044–1.092. The largest upside clusters sit further away across 1.212–1.268, particularly around 1.232–1.268. A break above 0.920 would bring 1.044–1.092 into focus.
🧭 The near-term setup is relatively balanced: the 0.860–0.844 cluster is close enough to be swept first, while total short-liquidation exposure above is more than twice as large. Holding 0.860 and breaking 0.920 would tilt the setup toward 1.044–1.092, whereas losing 0.860 would open the path toward 0.844.
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🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly 1.8 million in short liquidations above the current price, significantly exceeding approximately 800K in long liquidations below. The overall liquidity structure therefore leans strongly to the upside, although a major long-liquidation pocket sits immediately below price.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is heavily concentrated around 0.860–0.844, with 0.844 representing one of the largest individual clusters on the map. Additional downside liquidity appears around 0.776–0.760. Losing 0.860 would increase the probability of a sweep toward 0.844.
📈 Above the market, nearby short-liquidation liquidity remains relatively light across 0.872–0.920 before building more clearly around 1.044–1.092. The largest upside clusters sit further away across 1.212–1.268, particularly around 1.232–1.268. A break above 0.920 would bring 1.044–1.092 into focus.
🧭 The near-term setup is relatively balanced: the 0.860–0.844 cluster is close enough to be swept first, while total short-liquidation exposure above is more than twice as large. Holding 0.860 and breaking 0.920 would tilt the setup toward 1.044–1.092, whereas losing 0.860 would open the path toward 0.844.
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