Bitcoin market trends influence the risk landscape of the derivatives market. Once it breaks through $90,000, the accumulated short positions on mainstream exchanges face concentrated liquidation pressure, with a liquidation strength potentially reaching $709 million; on the other hand, if it drops below the $87,000 level, long position holders face increased risk, with an estimated liquidation strength of $823 million. These two price points become key support and resistance levels in the derivatives market, directly determining the survival of a large number of positions.
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DegenDreamer
· 18h ago
The levels of 90,000 and 87,000 are really holding firm, with both bears and bulls teetering on the edge.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 18h ago
90,000 and 87,000, this small piece of land in the middle is really bleeding on the edge.
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SerumDegen
· 18h ago
Yo, the 709 million liquidation above 90,000 vs the 823 million below 87,000... Who the hell is pinching my position between these two dead zones?
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BlockImposter
· 18h ago
90,000 and 87,000 are really the life and death lines. Both the bears and bulls are dancing on the edge of a knife.
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RunWhenCut
· 18h ago
Swaying between 90,000 and 87,000, my small position is about to be crushed.
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GasWaster
· 18h ago
It's so narrow between 90,000 and 87,000... I have to keep an eye on the market again.
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NftDeepBreather
· 18h ago
90,000 and 87,000 are really knife-edge points; who can withstand the liquidation volume of 700 million and 800 million?
Bitcoin market trends influence the risk landscape of the derivatives market. Once it breaks through $90,000, the accumulated short positions on mainstream exchanges face concentrated liquidation pressure, with a liquidation strength potentially reaching $709 million; on the other hand, if it drops below the $87,000 level, long position holders face increased risk, with an estimated liquidation strength of $823 million. These two price points become key support and resistance levels in the derivatives market, directly determining the survival of a large number of positions.