$BTC Liquidity update



> Long/Short liq imbalance has flipped: 209 long vs. 380 short levels (Δ -171), roughly $4B skew. Not an extreme imbalance, but shorts are now the side at greater risk.
> Biggest liquidity currently sits above the equal highs. If we rotate higher, 65.1k and 66.4k stand out as the primary magnets, both holding >$250M in liquidity.
> Below price, the next major liquidity pool remains around 61.5k.

> Short-term clusters are well defined on both sides. Liquidity is dense just above 65k, but also directly beneath current price.
> With CPI due later today, short-term positioning is vulnerable. I wouldn't put too much weight on nearby liquidity alone until the data is out.

More detailed thoughts on positioning later today.
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On-ChainCheatSheetKing
· 22h ago
More than 250M is sitting at 65.1K; a breakout from this level would be a nightmare for the bears.
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Salt-BakedSentimentChart
· 23h ago
Betting on both sides is very risky right now—CPI volatility could wipe out all these clusters.
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GateUser-744c843b
· 23h ago
With CPI liquidity so sensitive, that pile of short liquidations above 65k looks like a time bomb
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PatchNotes
· 23h ago
66.4k—this magnetic absorption effect is a bit strong; if it breaks through, the domino effect won’t be small either.
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GateUser-1bc81bb2
· 23h ago
Are the pools below 61.5k the last moat for the bulls?
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