This morning, I reviewed the AiCoin liquidation heatmap. The surge from last night revealed more information than what you can see from the K-line.

BTC climbed all the way from 61,297 to 64,691, with a maximum increase of over 5.5%.

Many people see only the rise.

What I care about more is—how this rally actually pushed upward.

From the heatmap, the price kept moving upward, continuously touching upper areas with dense liquidations.

As short positions’ stop-losses got triggered, the market accelerated further, forming a fairly typical short squeeze.

After rallying to around 64.7k, the price didn’t continue breaking through—it pulled back and consolidated around 63.9k.

At this point, the market started moving into another phase.

Some short-term long traders chose to realize profits.

Other capital began to search again for new liquidity zones.

At present, the 63.8k–64.2k range is still the most hotly contested area for capital.

If support around 63.7k can keep getting absorbed, the dense liquidation zone above at 64.5k–64.8k is still worth monitoring.

But if it breaks below 63.5k, liquidity below may once again become the target that the price seeks.

So today, I’m not just going to focus on the candlestick chart.

What I want to see more is:

Where will the price look for liquidity next?

Because while the market will fluctuate, the location of liquidity often determines the next direction.

#BTC # Liquidation Heatmap #CapitalFlow