BTC is in a high-intensity liquidation tug-of-war range, and the market has entered a “critical trigger state”.

Data shows:

If the price breaks above 81,143 US dollars, the total liquidation size of short positions on major exchanges will reach approximately 2.181 billion US dollars, with extremely strong short-squeeze momentum.

If the price drops below 74,177 US dollars, the liquidation strength of long positions will reach approximately 1.003 billion US dollars, or may trigger a long liquidation stampede.

From a structural perspective, this is a typical “two-way liquidity trap”—
There are short stop-losses stacked above, and long leverage support below; once either side is breached, it will trigger a chain-reaction liquidation process.
It’s worth noting that the liquidation scale above is significantly higher than below, which means that once there is an upside breakout, the market’s rebound elasticity and acceleration space may be greater.
The core of the current market is not the trend, but the “trigger point”.
Whoever gets triggered first will determine the direction of the next phase of the market.
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