Strong liquidation radar

For data like this, first see who is forced out.

$BR 15m The long liquidation is clearly higher than the short side—leveraged long positions are being forced to exit.

$LSK After shorts are squeezed out, the first leg usually moves quickly; the second leg depends on whether new buyers are willing to follow through.

$AVA The shorts get squeezed even more significantly, but the first candle after liquidation doesn’t equal the trend—only a pullback that doesn’t break is more meaningful.

When the liquidation structure diverges, what comes next depends on how each side’s trades repair itself; it’s not something you can summarize in a single sentence.