Bitcoin liquidation pressure chart: Short positions above $90,000 with a risk of 1.08 billion, long positions below $86,000 with a pressure of 780 million

【Blockchain Rhythm】Interesting data has been released. According to Coinglass data, the distribution of Bitcoin’s liquidation pressure is quite clear.

Looking upward, if Bitcoin breaks through the $90,000 level, the accumulated short liquidation strength on mainstream CEXs can reach 1.08 billion. In other words, at that price point, short positions will experience a relatively fierce wave of liquidations.

Looking downward, the risk in the opposite direction is also significant—if Bitcoin falls below $86,000, the long liquidation strength accumulated there could reach 780 million. Long traders should be cautious here.

Let me also explain the logic behind the liquidation chart. Many people mistakenly think that those bars represent specific contract quantities or liquidation amounts, but that’s not the case. Each bar on the liquidation chart reflects the relative strength between adjacent liquidation clusters—simply put, its importance.

A more straightforward understanding: the taller the bar, the more intense the chain reaction triggered when the price hits that level. High liquidation bars mean liquidity waves will be particularly surging, and market reactions will be especially fierce. This can serve as a good reference for short-term traders.