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The liquidation heatmaps are starting to tell us something very important .
On the 1-month heatmap, there’s still a huge amount of liquidity sitting around $50,000, while another major cluster remains overhead between $70,000-$80,000.
On the 1-week heatmap, Bitcoin came close to sweeping the liquidity around $57,000, but never quite reached it.
The 48-hour heatmap shows liquidity continuing to build underneath the current price, while much of the nearby liquidity above has already been tested.
Then, on the 24-hour heatmap, every push higher has encouraged more leveraged longs to enter the market, creating an even larger liquidation zone below price.
That’s the important part.
These heatmaps aren’t directional.
They simply show where the liquidity is sitting.
When you combine them with funding, open interest, spot flows and positioning, they tell a much bigger story.
Right now, I still don’t see convincing evidence of aggressive spot accumulation.
Until that changes, I continue to view these rallies as opportunities rather than confirmation that the market has reversed.
On the 1-month heatmap, there’s still a huge amount of liquidity sitting around $50,000, while another major cluster remains overhead between $70,000-$80,000.
On the 1-week heatmap, Bitcoin came close to sweeping the liquidity around $57,000, but never quite reached it.
The 48-hour heatmap shows liquidity continuing to build underneath the current price, while much of the nearby liquidity above has already been tested.
Then, on the 24-hour heatmap, every push higher has encouraged more leveraged longs to enter the market, creating an even larger liquidation zone below price.
That’s the important part.
These heatmaps aren’t directional.
They simply show where the liquidity is sitting.
When you combine them with funding, open interest, spot flows and positioning, they tell a much bigger story.
Right now, I still don’t see convincing evidence of aggressive spot accumulation.
Until that changes, I continue to view these rallies as opportunities rather than confirmation that the market has reversed.
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Bitcoin is still trading around $59,850 and, to be honest, not much has changed since the weekend.
The market is still stuck between two key levels.
$59k-$59.5k remains the major support zone.
As long as Bitcoin continues defending that area, the range is still intact.
But the level I'm far more interested in is $61k.
Until Bitcoin can reclaim $61k with convincing spot volume, I struggle to see this as anything more than a relief rally inside a broader range.
If we lose $59k, I'd expect downside momentum to build quite quickly, with liquidity sitting lower in the high $58k region.
If we reclaim $61k, then I'll happily reassess. That would be the first real sign that buyers are taking back control.
As for today, I don't think there's a major catalyst the market is waiting on. This feels like a day where the chart matters more than the headlines.
Right now, Bitcoin is simply waiting for its next move. The question is which side of the range breaks first.
The market is still stuck between two key levels.
$59k-$59.5k remains the major support zone.
As long as Bitcoin continues defending that area, the range is still intact.
But the level I'm far more interested in is $61k.
Until Bitcoin can reclaim $61k with convincing spot volume, I struggle to see this as anything more than a relief rally inside a broader range.
If we lose $59k, I'd expect downside momentum to build quite quickly, with liquidity sitting lower in the high $58k region.
If we reclaim $61k, then I'll happily reassess. That would be the first real sign that buyers are taking back control.
As for today, I don't think there's a major catalyst the market is waiting on. This feels like a day where the chart matters more than the headlines.
Right now, Bitcoin is simply waiting for its next move. The question is which side of the range breaks first.
The Japanese Yen has officially collapsed to its weakest level against the US Dollar since January 1986.
This isn't just a Japan story.
It's another reminder that fiat currencies continue to lose purchasing power against the US Dollar.
Macro is moving.
Don't ignore it.
This isn't just a Japan story.
It's another reminder that fiat currencies continue to lose purchasing power against the US Dollar.
Macro is moving.
Don't ignore it.
Bitcoin funding rates are still very neutral across the board.
$BTC
There's no major long or short imbalance right now, which means positioning isn't giving us a strong directional signal.
But one thing does stand out.
On Bybit, longs are already paying shorts.
After Bitcoin's aggressive move higher, that's something to pay attention to.
It raises the question:
Is this rally being driven by genuine spot buying...
Or is it simply futures traders chasing price?
If it's the latter, the move becomes far less convincing.
Futures-led rallies can unwind very quickly once leverage gets flushed out.
For me, the key now is whether spot demand starts confirming this move.
Until then, I'm staying cautious.
$BTC
There's no major long or short imbalance right now, which means positioning isn't giving us a strong directional signal.
But one thing does stand out.
On Bybit, longs are already paying shorts.
After Bitcoin's aggressive move higher, that's something to pay attention to.
It raises the question:
Is this rally being driven by genuine spot buying...
Or is it simply futures traders chasing price?
If it's the latter, the move becomes far less convincing.
Futures-led rallies can unwind very quickly once leverage gets flushed out.
For me, the key now is whether spot demand starts confirming this move.
Until then, I'm staying cautious.
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$BTC is already retracing the entire pump.
The market doesn’t like this.
The ultra Bitcoin bull is no longer the one who says they’ll never sell.
The market doesn’t like this.
The ultra Bitcoin bull is no longer the one who says they’ll never sell.
Bitcoin risks a July pullback if $55k support breaks, but historical July gains and hefty short bets imply a potential rally toward $75k if buyers defend key levels. $BTC
JUST IN: Samson Mow says BTC has bottomed, arguing halving-cycle timing has accelerated, while analysts diverge with targets around $55k or $40k and are watching the 200-week MA. $BTC
JUST IN: Critini Analyst argues Micron’s role could outpace NVIDIA in AI inference, stressing that memory (HBM) – not just GPU volume – drives profitability in the AI era. $MU
SYRUP jumped over 31% in 24h, trading near $0.155 per Maple Finance data from HTX. Potential near-term momentum signal for risk assets in DeFi yields space. $SYRUP
AI-traceroot raises ~$3.5M from multiple VCs (Castrum Capital, Becker Ventures, Coinvestor, Gemhead Capital) to boost on-chain AI analysis and LLM R&D. Could signal stronger AI‑powered Web3 infra adoption. $AIO
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