BTC Price Analysis (Shocking)

The image shows 926.39 million liquidated in 24 hours. 763.20 million of that was longs. That is exactly why BTC crashed to 82k. When inflation data came in hotter than expected, price started dropping. As it fell below key levels, those 763 million in long positions got forcefully sold. That forced selling pushed BTC down further, all the way to 79,805 before it bounced back to 82k.

Look at the 4-hour row: 61.29 million liquidated, but 51.15 million were shorts. This tells you what happened after the crash. Price hit 79.8k, then bounced hard. People who tried to short the breakdown got trapped and liquidated. That is why we are back at 82k instead of staying below 80k.

The 1-hour row is now almost perfectly balanced: 1.65M longs vs 1.62M shorts. This means the bloodbath is pausing. The forced selling is done for now. The 12-hour row shows 135.42M longs vs 117.49M shorts, meaning both sides got destroyed. This is a classic post-cascade exhaustion phase.

What to do now: 80,000 is the line. If BTC breaks below 79,805 again, the next long liquidations could push it to 78,000. If it holds above 80k, we chop sideways between 80k and 85k. Do not trade right now. The market is in shock, and so are you. Wait for stability.

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