2026-01-11 01:24:50

Check out the latest market data, and two key price levels for BTC are worth paying attention to. Once it breaks through the $94,483 level, the liquidation pressure on mainstream CEX short positions will sharply increase to a magnitude of $5.48 billion — meaning that those shorting will face liquidation. Conversely, if BTC falls below the $86,663 support, the bulls will also face a concentrated liquidation risk of $5.48 billion. These two figures outline the current market's sensitive zone, and any sharp volatility in either direction in the short term could trigger a chain reaction of liquidations.

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4am_degen

· 5h ago

94k and 86.6k are really tight points, with a liquidation volume of 548 million... Once the level breaks, it could easily trigger a domino effect. --- Both the bears and bulls are on the edge of a cliff. Is this the current market? It feels like it could explode at any moment. --- I just want to know whether it will break above or below first... Anyway, someone has to get liquidated. --- Looking at these two price levels makes me a bit suffocated. Anyone daring to open a position now is a brave warrior. --- 548 million in liquidations, oh my... Is this a minefield in the short term? --- BTC is dancing between these two numbers. I’ll just sit back and watch the show.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 6h ago

Both price levels are so fierce, the big players are definitely waiting for the right opportunity.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 17h ago

The short squeeze drama is back again, and it's always the same routine. When breaking through 94k, let's see who can survive and laugh last. In reality, both sides are just waiting; it all depends on who can't hold their patience first. A liquidation volume of 548 million sounds terrifying, but when that moment comes, it might be a different story. This wave of market movement is interesting; being caught between two price levels is basically a gamble for survival.

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GasGuru

· 01-11 01:53

94k and 86.6k, those in the middle need to be careful. This wave could either surge or plummet. The liquidation machine is about to start eating people.

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PanicSeller

· 01-11 01:50

Oh no, both sides are at 548 million, is this a casino... 94K really can break through? Feels like someone is waiting 86663 is a tricky position, the bulls need to hold it Don't use leverage in the short term, the liquidation machine is about to start This wave of market movement is a Schrödinger's bankruptcy

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 01-11 01:50

94k and 86k are the life and death line. Who dares to leverage around these two prices? So intense. --- The liquidation volume of 548 million... If this wave of volatility crashes down, small investors will really be harvested. --- Both short and long positions are the same; no one can escape when the time comes. Just waiting for the trigger point. --- This data makes my scalp tingle. It feels like someone is about to get liquidated. --- Two price levels, each more aggressive than the other. The market in this middle range is truly a bloodbath. --- Oh my, if it breaks through 94k and triggers a short squeeze, then drops back... a cycle of harvesting. --- It feels like the market is waiting for a directional choice—either a surge or a crash, with no middle ground. --- The liquidation chain reaction is really outrageous. One liquidation triggers a chain of explosions.

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MidnightGenesis

· 01-11 01:44

On-chain data shows both sides are bleeding heavily; the figure of 548 million is too symmetrical, which seems a bit suspicious.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-11 01:30

The consultation records show that the clearing volume levels at these two price points are perfectly symmetrical—indicating a problem with liquidity distribution. The figure of 548 million is consistent throughout; it could be a data coincidence or an inherent flaw in the market structure. It is recommended to regularly review leverage configurations.

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