$ENA – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Current Price 0.2173
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly $31–32 million in long liquidations below the current price, significantly exceeding approximately $15 million in short liquidations above. The liquidity structure therefore clearly favors the downside, with roughly twice as much cumulative liquidity below the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is distributed heavily across 0.182–0.205. The strongest clusters sit around 0.186–0.187 with a bar above $2 million and around 0.191–0.192 with a bar close to $2 million; 0.196–0.197 also holds a cluster above 1 million. Losing 0.212–0.210 would shift attention toward 0.205–0.203 and then 0.197–0.196.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity begins building clearly from 0.219 and becomes concentrated across 0.220–0.223. The strongest cluster sits around 0.2205–0.2215 with a bar near $1.1–1.2 million. Further out, 0.229–0.232 also contains notable clusters around $0.7–0.9 million. Above 0.234, liquidity density gradually declines.
🧭 The broader setup still favors the downside because long-liquidation exposure below is roughly twice as large. Losing 0.210 would increase the probability of a sweep toward 0.205–0.203, followed by 0.197–0.196. Breaking above 0.219 would instead expose 0.220–0.223 before attention shifts toward 0.229–0.232.
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly $31–32 million in long liquidations below the current price, significantly exceeding approximately $15 million in short liquidations above. The liquidity structure therefore clearly favors the downside, with roughly twice as much cumulative liquidity below the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is distributed heavily across 0.182–0.205. The strongest clusters sit around 0.186–0.187 with a bar above $2 million and around 0.191–0.192 with a bar close to $2 million; 0.196–0.197 also holds a cluster above 1 million. Losing 0.212–0.210 would shift attention toward 0.205–0.203 and then 0.197–0.196.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity begins building clearly from 0.219 and becomes concentrated across 0.220–0.223. The strongest cluster sits around 0.2205–0.2215 with a bar near $1.1–1.2 million. Further out, 0.229–0.232 also contains notable clusters around $0.7–0.9 million. Above 0.234, liquidity density gradually declines.
🧭 The broader setup still favors the downside because long-liquidation exposure below is roughly twice as large. Losing 0.210 would increase the probability of a sweep toward 0.205–0.203, followed by 0.197–0.196. Breaking above 0.219 would instead expose 0.220–0.223 before attention shifts toward 0.229–0.232.
