2026-01-04 10:26:16

If Bitcoin breaks through the $93,000 level, major exchanges' short positions will face large-scale liquidations—total liquidation strength could reach 528 million.

Conversely, if the price drops below the $90,000 support, the bulls will also be affected, with long position liquidations on mainstream platforms reaching 364 million.

Both sides are set with liquidation traps. Whether it surges upward or breaks downward, it's a moment for big funds to harvest. The market swings back and forth between these two figures of 528 million and 364 million, with every fluctuation rewriting the fate of derivatives traders. Key price levels, key numbers—it's a test of who can hold their ground and who must admit defeat.

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FundingMartyr

· 01-07 09:56

Coming back with this again? Both sides are traps. I just want to ask, who the hell can predict which way it's going to go? These numbers are driving me crazy. Clearing positions will just cause a bunch of people to get wiped out. 9.3 or 90,000, anyway, I'm the one losing. Big funds are harvesting the little guys, and we're just on the path to be exploited. In this round of market, I'm choosing to lie low.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-06 07:09

Between 9.3 and 90, the leek grinder machine is back again --- 5.28 billion vs 3.64 billion, this is the hunting season for big players --- Every time at critical price levels, someone gets liquidated. Either you win or I lose --- Swinging back and forth between these two numbers, honestly, it's just harvest time --- To hold or to give up, it all depends on who has a stronger psychological resilience --- Liquidation traps are ambushes from both sides. No one can escape this round --- It's the same old routine, pushing up and breaking down are both harvest signals. Tiring --- Is the fate of derivatives holders just being rewritten like this? Laughs --- On the night before the key price level, either lie flat or exit --- Both sides are dead, it all depends on how to die with dignity

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TradingNightmare

· 01-06 01:21

Damn, it's the same old harvesting game. Retail investors have already been pierced countless times. Between 93,000 and 90,000, a whole bunch of people are caught in the middle. This is the rhythm the exchange wants. Don't talk about holding on; admitting defeat is the right move. Staying alive is more important than anything. Seeing the liquidation amount in the eight digits, I know how many people are about to get margin called. It's exhausting.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-04 10:56

Haha, it's hilarious. Both sides are knives, this is the hunting ground for big players. 9.3K or 9K, small investors are just the trapped leeks in the middle. The data is so clear, it’s even more frightening... The term "liquidation trap" is used perfectly, there truly is no safe zone. This wave of market movement purely depends on who has the stronger psychological resilience; those who set stop-losses early have already run. The contract side is probably bleeding heavily, another "rewrite destiny" moment has arrived. Sticking around is bullshit; when you need to admit defeat, just admit it. Living is the real winner. 5.28 billion and 3.64 billion, big players are playing chess, and we are just pawns. Seeing the data so precise, I just know the market is about to turn.

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GasGoblin

· 01-04 10:49

Now we're just waiting for the big players to harvest, anyway, us retail investors are just bystanders.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-04 10:41

9.3 or 90,000, anyway I'm caught in the middle taking the hit These numbers are playing tricks, 528 million and 364 million just keep taking turns to cut us The big funds have long been watching the show, let's just wait to have our fate rewritten

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PriceOracleFairy

· 01-04 10:37

so basically they're playing both sides of the liquidation sandwich again... 5.28b vs 3.64b is literally just market makers making sure nobody wins lmao

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-04 10:36

Damn, it's another liquidation trap routine. This time, big funds are really setting traps on both sides. Cutting both ways, no matter how you play, you're doomed. It's safer to just sit back and watch the show. The range between 93,000 and 90,000 is like a sandwich; both bulls and bears have to admit defeat. This wave of market movement is really a bit sinister, feeling like a liquidation is imminent. Big funds play like this—swinging hundreds of millions back and forth. We're just trembling on the side. If you can't hold the key positions, you're dead. To put it plainly, it still depends on who has more chips. 90,000 is the critical point; if it drops below, it's really over. I bet a little money in the middle, just waiting to be harvested.

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