$BTC Bears, don’t celebrate just yet: 87,000 is the real “liquidation zone”!
After looking over this liquidation heatmap, I’m leaning bullish on BTC in the short term—but that doesn’t mean blindly chasing longs.
The price is currently around 85,525, and the most eye-catching liquidation cluster overhead is around 87,000–87,300. The chart shows a clear buildup of short liquidations near 87,176. That means if the price breaks upward, it could trigger a cascade of short stop-losses and liquidations, leading to a short squeeze.
My plan is simple: if 85,000 holds, look first to 86,500, then 87,000–87,300. The truly critical level is 87,300.
If the price breaks above and holds there on strong volume, bears may start rushing for the exits. From there, we could look toward 88,000 or even around 89,000.
But if the price keeps failing to break through around 87,000 and 85,000 gives way, don’t stubbornly hold onto your longs. Be prepared for a pullback to 84,000–83,500.
So the biggest mistake to avoid in this move isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s chasing the market recklessly from the middle.
After trading BTC for all these years, I’ve learned that what’s really worth doing has never been guessing whether the price will rise or fall. It’s watching liquidation clusters, key price levels, and market sentiment—and waiting for the market to give a signal.
At this point, what I’m watching most closely is whether the shorts above 87,000 can hold on.
If that level really gets taken out tonight, the move could be much faster than many people expect.
If you want to know where I’m planning to enter, where I’ll put my stop-loss, and what my first target is, don’t just keep staring at the chart.
I’ll share the real levels in the next step.
#ADA涨10%突破0.27美元
#BTC走势分析
After looking over this liquidation heatmap, I’m leaning bullish on BTC in the short term—but that doesn’t mean blindly chasing longs.
The price is currently around 85,525, and the most eye-catching liquidation cluster overhead is around 87,000–87,300. The chart shows a clear buildup of short liquidations near 87,176. That means if the price breaks upward, it could trigger a cascade of short stop-losses and liquidations, leading to a short squeeze.
My plan is simple: if 85,000 holds, look first to 86,500, then 87,000–87,300. The truly critical level is 87,300.
If the price breaks above and holds there on strong volume, bears may start rushing for the exits. From there, we could look toward 88,000 or even around 89,000.
But if the price keeps failing to break through around 87,000 and 85,000 gives way, don’t stubbornly hold onto your longs. Be prepared for a pullback to 84,000–83,500.
So the biggest mistake to avoid in this move isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s chasing the market recklessly from the middle.
After trading BTC for all these years, I’ve learned that what’s really worth doing has never been guessing whether the price will rise or fall. It’s watching liquidation clusters, key price levels, and market sentiment—and waiting for the market to give a signal.
At this point, what I’m watching most closely is whether the shorts above 87,000 can hold on.
If that level really gets taken out tonight, the move could be much faster than many people expect.
If you want to know where I’m planning to enter, where I’ll put my stop-loss, and what my first target is, don’t just keep staring at the chart.
I’ll share the real levels in the next step.
#ADA涨10%突破0.27美元
#BTC走势分析
