$BTC Liq & positioning



Long/short ratio has flipped negative again.

As discussed yesterday, FOMC was likely to flush positioning first before giving any meaningful acceptance

That’s exactly what happened.

Current liquidity landscape:

> Largest single liquidity levels remain 66.4k and 63.4k.
> Short-term heatmap shows the highest concentration around 63.3k, which aligns with my next resting order.
> Zooming out, there is still significant liquidity stacked above the highs, extending into the 69-70k region.

That’s the primary reason I’m willing to long these zones. Sooner or later, I still expect those pools to get tagged.

The risk is that we trade materially lower first. If that happens, profit-taking can reduce some of the overhead liquidity and weaken the magnet effect.

For now, nothing changes.
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Low-PolyEarth
· 1h ago
63.3k orders placed, waiting for the wind to come
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GasUnderTheMoonlight
· 2h ago
The 66.4k and 63.4k pools are indeed lucrative; keep a close eye on them.
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LateFeeLeo
· 2h ago
The FOMC's manipulation is really ruthless, first killing the bulls and then rallying, a classic move.
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GateUser-4590f4c6
· 2h ago
Entering the market when long/short turns negative indeed results in a higher win rate.
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PixelatedDriedFish
· 2h ago
I'm just worried that if we hit even deeper first and wash away the liquidity above, then the magnetic attraction effect will be ruined.
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GateUser-78b4adc8
· 2h ago
The liquidity above 69-70k will eventually be pulled up, it's just a matter of time.
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