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🐻 Bears are holding the line

In the range of $70–75k, more than $150 million worth of sell orders are concentrated. Sellers are clearly not ready to let BTC rise above that easily.

Without a serious influx of liquidity, breaking through such resistance "on the fly" will be difficult.

The market needs new money; otherwise, the $70–75k range will remain a ceiling for a while.

Question: is there enough momentum for a short squeeze, or will we be pushed back down again?

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#Liquidity101

The Lifeblood of Smooth Crypto Trading
As someone who starts each morning scanning macro headlines and order books, I’ve learned one truth: liquidity is everything. It’s the difference between a clean execution and a painful price slip.
🔍 What is liquidity?
It’s how easily you can trade an asset without drastically affecting its price.

High liquidity = tight spreads, deep books, minimal slippage

Low liquidity = wide spreads, shallow depth, and costly fills

🧠 Before I trade, I check:

Order Book Depth – Are there enough bids/asks around my price?

24h Volume – More volume = smoother execution

Bid-Ask Spread – Tight is good, wide means caution

Time of Day – Overlaps like London/NY = peak liquidity

⚙️ My slippage tips:

Use limit orders, don’t chase

Split large trades (TWAP/VWAP helps)

Stick to high-liquidity pairs like BTC, ETH

Avoid major trades near big news or weekends

📌 My setup:

Check Binance book depth

Place limit orders at ~10–20% of book depth

Use TWAP for trades over $50K

😬 Lesson learned: I once market-ordered a low-liquidity alt before a weekend rally—paid 5% above ask. Never again.
💬 How do you handle liquidity? Any tricks to reduce slippage? Let’s share and level up together.
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