$NEAR – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Current Price 4.92
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly 78–80 million USD in short-liquidation exposure above the current price, significantly exceeding approximately 50–52 million USD in long-liquidation exposure below. The liquidity structure therefore carries a clear upside imbalance, with around 1.5 times more cumulative exposure above the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is concentrated notably across 4.46–4.53 and 4.78–4.87. The strongest cluster sits near 4.80, with a peak around 3.7 million USD, while 4.47–4.52 contains several bars near 1.9–2.5 million USD. Losing 4.88–4.80 would shift attention toward 4.76–4.70 and then 4.52–4.46.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity increases sharply from 5.10 and becomes heavily concentrated across 5.14–5.25. The strongest cluster sits near 5.20, with a peak around 4.7 million USD. The 5.14–5.18 area also contains several bars near 1.7–2.7 million USD. Further out, 5.36–5.55 forms additional notable clusters, particularly around 5.41–5.45.
🧭 The broader setup shows an upside liquidity imbalance. Breaking above 5.00–5.10 could expose 5.14–5.25, followed by 5.36–5.45. Losing 4.88–4.80 would instead increase the likelihood of a sweep toward 4.76–4.70 and then 4.52–4.46. The liquidity imbalance alone does not confirm price direction.
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🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly 78–80 million USD in short-liquidation exposure above the current price, significantly exceeding approximately 50–52 million USD in long-liquidation exposure below. The liquidity structure therefore carries a clear upside imbalance, with around 1.5 times more cumulative exposure above the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is concentrated notably across 4.46–4.53 and 4.78–4.87. The strongest cluster sits near 4.80, with a peak around 3.7 million USD, while 4.47–4.52 contains several bars near 1.9–2.5 million USD. Losing 4.88–4.80 would shift attention toward 4.76–4.70 and then 4.52–4.46.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity increases sharply from 5.10 and becomes heavily concentrated across 5.14–5.25. The strongest cluster sits near 5.20, with a peak around 4.7 million USD. The 5.14–5.18 area also contains several bars near 1.7–2.7 million USD. Further out, 5.36–5.55 forms additional notable clusters, particularly around 5.41–5.45.
🧭 The broader setup shows an upside liquidity imbalance. Breaking above 5.00–5.10 could expose 5.14–5.25, followed by 5.36–5.45. Losing 4.88–4.80 would instead increase the likelihood of a sweep toward 4.76–4.70 and then 4.52–4.46. The liquidity imbalance alone does not confirm price direction.
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