COINOTAG News, citing Coinglass data, notes that a sustained move above $93,000 for Bitcoin could generate a cumulative short-liquidation footprint near $509 million across mainstream exchanges, while a dip below $90,000 may trigger roughly $514 million in cumulative long liquidations. Traders watch these thresholds as potential liquidity shocks that can drive rapid price action across futures and spot markets.
COINOTAG notes that the liquidation chart does not disclose exact contract counts or the notional value liquidated. The visualization’s bars reflect the relative intensity of each cluster—the higher the bar, the stronger the expected price reaction when liquidity pressure reaches that level, a dynamic often described as a liquidity tsunami.
From a risk-management perspective, traders should translate these signals into disciplined sizing and defensive stops rather than speculation, incorporating exposure limits, monitoring cross-market liquidity, and adhering to a coherent risk framework across major exchanges.