$SUI – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Current Price 1.032
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly 30 million USD in long-liquidation exposure below the current price, exceeding approximately 24 million USD in short-liquidation exposure above. The liquidity structure therefore carries a downside imbalance, with around 1.25 times more cumulative exposure below the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is concentrated notably across 0.947–0.980 and 1.023–1.030. The strongest cluster sits near 1.026–1.028, with a peak around 1.8–1.9 million USD. The 0.950–0.980 area also contains several bars near 1–1.5 million USD. Losing 1.023–1.020 would shift attention toward 0.997–0.975 and then 0.955–0.947.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity increases noticeably from 1.041 and becomes concentrated across 1.060–1.085. Notable clusters sit around 1.065–1.075, with several bars near 1–1.2 million USD. The 1.078–1.085 area also holds similar peaks, while 1.090–1.110 contains additional liquidity layers.
🧭 The broader setup carries a mild downside liquidity tilt. Losing 1.023–1.020 would increase the likelihood of a sweep toward 0.997–0.975, followed by 0.955–0.947. Conversely, breaking above 1.041–1.051 could expose 1.060–1.085 and then 1.090–1.110. The liquidity imbalance alone does not confirm price direction.
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🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly 30 million USD in long-liquidation exposure below the current price, exceeding approximately 24 million USD in short-liquidation exposure above. The liquidity structure therefore carries a downside imbalance, with around 1.25 times more cumulative exposure below the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is concentrated notably across 0.947–0.980 and 1.023–1.030. The strongest cluster sits near 1.026–1.028, with a peak around 1.8–1.9 million USD. The 0.950–0.980 area also contains several bars near 1–1.5 million USD. Losing 1.023–1.020 would shift attention toward 0.997–0.975 and then 0.955–0.947.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity increases noticeably from 1.041 and becomes concentrated across 1.060–1.085. Notable clusters sit around 1.065–1.075, with several bars near 1–1.2 million USD. The 1.078–1.085 area also holds similar peaks, while 1.090–1.110 contains additional liquidity layers.
🧭 The broader setup carries a mild downside liquidity tilt. Losing 1.023–1.020 would increase the likelihood of a sweep toward 0.997–0.975, followed by 0.955–0.947. Conversely, breaking above 1.041–1.051 could expose 1.060–1.085 and then 1.090–1.110. The liquidity imbalance alone does not confirm price direction.
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