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Are you using liquidation levels as confluence in your technical analysis?


#BTC currently has a significant concentration of liquidity around $81,600.
These levels can provide useful context when assessing potential price targets, reactions, or areas where volatility could increase.
Do you incorporate liquidation data into your analysis?
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PFPAesthetic
2026-09-02
Liquidation levels are indeed the hidden layer when I watch the charts. Too many positions are stacked at 81.6K—it feels like a buried landmine.
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GasFeeWizard
2026-09-01
I marked 81,600 here; liquidity is too concentrated, so the probability of a wick is fairly high.
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CompoundSnowman
2026-09-01
The liquidation heatmap is now my go-to tool, adding another dimension beyond simply watching candlestick charts.
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FrozenVault_North
2026-09-01
I look at it, but I don’t fully trust it. Liquidation zones are often deliberately swept, so they should be assessed together with order book depth.
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ColdStoragePuritan
2026-09-01
I generally use liquidation zones as a contrarian indicator; areas where everyone crowds in are often traps.
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ZeroTolerance
2026-09-01
First Review
Liquidation data has been incorporated into the analytical framework, but it won’t be given too much weight—after all, market makers read charts too.
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