Bitcoin key level liquidation intensity exposed: Breaking below 87,000 vs surpassing 90,000, which is more intense

YieldWhisperer · 2025-12-26T11:24:10+00:00

Bitcoin prices are closely related to market liquidation pressure. Falling below $87,000 will increase the long liquidation risk to $7.63 billion, while breaking through $90,000 will amplify the short liquidation pressure to $4.02 billion. The liquidation chart reflects the relative importance of different price ranges; the taller the bar, the more intense the market reaction.

YieldWhisperer

2025-12-26 11:24:10

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【Blockchain Rhythm】According to the latest data from Coinglass, there is a clear correlation between Bitcoin’s price trend and market liquidation pressure.

Specifically, if Bitcoin’s price falls below the key level of $87,000, the cumulative liquidation strength of long positions on mainstream exchanges will rise to a level of 7.63 billion. This means that once the price breaks through this support level, a large number of long positions will face the risk of forced liquidation.

Conversely, if Bitcoin can break through $90,000, the liquidation pressure on short positions will be released— the cumulative liquidation strength of short positions on mainstream CEXs will reach 4.02 billion. In this case, short sellers will face greater risk of being squeezed.

It should be noted that the height of the bars on the liquidation chart does not indicate the exact number of contracts pending liquidation or the specific liquidation value. In fact, these bars represent the relative importance of each liquidation cluster compared to surrounding clusters—what is called the strength. In other words, the liquidation chart shows the extent to which the market will be affected when the underlying asset’s price reaches certain specific levels. The higher the bar, the more likely it is that liquidity waves will be triggered at that level, resulting in more intense market reactions.

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ProtocolRebel

· 8h ago

87,000 break or not, this is the real life-and-death line. Are the bulls trembling? --- If it breaks 90,000, the bears will explode immediately. No one can escape this wave. --- It's the same liquidation data again. Feels like I hear this every time, but the result is still sideways trading. --- 7.63 billion vs 4.02 billion. Is the pressure difference this big? It seems the bulls are under immense pressure. --- Here comes the liquidation chart again. Honestly, looking at these numbers, I know no one can really predict. --- If it breaks 87,000, I’ll admit defeat. I don’t want to be liquidated again. I’m tired. --- The bears should be scared now, right? Once it breaks 90,000, it’s an easy target.

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SleepTrader

· 8h ago

87,000 is really the hurdle that can block the bulls, but it feels like it will break sooner or later --- If the bears really hold out above 90,000, I’ll go all in --- The intensity of liquidations is really a psychological game; the numbers look good, but that’s all --- It's the same story every time: they say liquidation pressure is high, but it still pushes higher --- 763 million compared to 402 million, the bullish pressure is indeed stronger --- I trust this data’s evil, but it’s better to watch the movements of big wallet addresses --- Break 87,000 and it’s liquidation explosion? Then why are some still daring to hold long positions? Truly amazing --- Breaking 90,000 causes longs to explode, but the question is, can it really break through? Haha --- These liquidation stats are just for fun; the main thing is to watch what big on-chain wallets do --- Contract liquidations are not real demand; why be so nervous?

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CrossChainMessenger

· 8h ago

87,000 is over if the bulls are broken, and 90,000 is broken and the bears are lost, to put it bluntly, both ends are blocked

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MetaDreamer

· 8h ago

87,000 breaking through will trigger a liquidation wave, this data is quite intense If the bears can't hold up, 90,000 will be hammered to death The intensity of liquidation is very complex, who really understands it? Between 87,000 and 90,000 is like a meat grinder, my friends It feels like both bulls and bears are about to be harvested again This round of market movement is indeed dangerous, if you pick the wrong side, you're done The data from the liquidation chart is hard to understand, but anyway, just be careful

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PonziDetector

· 9h ago

Between 87,000 and 90,000, neither bulls nor bears can feel comfortable.

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HashBandit

· 9h ago

ngl, the liquidation cascades here are gnarly but everyone's reading this wrong... back in my mining days we didn't have this kind of data and honestly? we were better off lmfao. 7.63b shorts waiting to get rekt at 87k is just asking for a pump rug tbh. watch the actual gas fees spike when this happens, that's your real tell not these coinglass charts

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