【Monday Night Trading Quantitative Log: BTC Sprinting Toward $80,000—Micro Order Book and Liquidation Map】
As the Asian session transitions into the night session, the $BTC th intraday print briefly broke through $79,480. The derivatives liquidation heatmap shows that above the $80,000 integer psychological level, a large concentration of short positions has accumulated—setting the stage for extreme cascading liquidations. Once the market maker’s order-collecting sweep winds down, the price action officially enters a larger-scale breakout attempt toward $80,000.

Mainstream instruments’ microstructure and attack-defense anchor points
$BTC (current price: $79,480)
1H and 4H candle bodies break through the $79,000 top-bottom conversion zone, and the order book shows strong bid absorption. A break below $80,000 will trigger a chain reaction of stop-losses. Distance-based targets point to $81,500–$82,500.
Key support: $78,800–$79,200
Structural defense: $77,800

$ETH (current price: $2,530)
The effect of pledged/locked-in collateral provides a backstop. The 4H candle body reclaims $2,500, and expanding volume opens the way for a continuation move toward the $2,650 “catch-up rally” leg.
Key support: $2,480–$2,500
Structural defense: $2,420

$SOL (current price: $98.8)
The 1H extreme converges upward into a confirmed break. The 4H RSI returns to the bullish zone, and with increased volume it assaults the $100.0 level and the prior high at $103.5.
Key support: $96.8–$97.5
Structural defense: $93.5

$BNB (current price: $706.5)
The 4H chart holds steady above the $700 integer handle. A break through the $708 pivot will invite a second wave of liquidation. Targets extend to $735.0.
Key support: $698–$702
Structural defense: $682

【Quantitative Risk Control Procedures】
Ahead of the extreme-resistance level, volatility spikes sharply—avoid disorderly building high-leverage positions. Follow the second stabilization-and-follow-through mechanism in the support zone, and strictly use the structural defense line as the only stop-loss standard.
Monitor the night session’s live order book depth and the distribution of resting orders.