Current Bitcoin Status: It has risen above $90,000 supported by increased market bets on interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Technical/Emotional Threats: There are hints of a potential 'final leveraged liquidation' below $80,000. Additionally, there are notable liquidity voids between $81,000 and $89,000 and between $71,000 and $79,000, which may indicate strategic entry points.
Macroeconomic factors: The expected weakness of the US dollar in 2026 increases Bitcoin's appeal as a hedge asset. However, the delay in interest rate cut expectations pressures high-risk assets.
⚔️ Between $90,000 and $80,000: How do we prepare for the 'final liquidation' of Bitcoin on Binance?
The cryptocurrency market does not give you opportunities; it forces you to take them. At a time when Bitcoin has risen above $90,000 supported by optimism about interest rate cuts, the strategic analyst sees beyond these green candles: he sees a potential trap known as the 'final liquidation'.
This article is not a call to panic, but a call for discipline. Based on the 'calm opportunity hunter' strategy we adopt, current events in the market create ideal entry levels for the investor working with pending orders on Binance.
1. 🎣 Fishing in 'liquidity gaps': Identifying smart entry points.
One of the common mistakes traders make is buying at the peak. We track areas that lack buyers, which technical analysis calls 'liquidity gaps', as they often represent attractive targets for the market to complete a correction before a strong rebound.
The fractional buying strategy applied to the current Bitcoin scenario:
With some analyses hinting at the possibility of testing the $80,000 level or below, we should place our orders in less crowded areas. These are the entry levels I am currently using on Binance to avoid buying at the peaks:
The batch (allocated part) is the pending buy limit order, technical and strategic logic.
The first batch is $89,000, the first liquidity gap edge. It is an area where the price could quickly rebound if the drop is just a simple test.
The second batch is $81,000, the lower end of the strong psychological support area of $80-85 thousand. This is the expected 'final liquidation' level.
The third batch is $78,500, the upper area of the second liquidity gap (71-79 thousand). Buying in this area ensures an excellent average price.
The fourth batch is $71,500, the scenario of 'exaggerated panic' or an unexpected event (such as a security incident or sharply negative economic news). This level is rare, but placing an order on it ensures we buy the best Bitcoins ever.
Human advice: 'I do not watch the screens daily. Once I place these orders on Binance, I let the market work. If the price drops, my orders will be met with less loss. And if it rises, I have already invested part of my capital, which reduces the psychological pressure of chasing the price.'
2. 🏦 Macroeconomics: A weak dollar is a friend to Bitcoin.
In the short term, there may be pressure from central banks (delaying interest rate cuts), but the big picture supporting our long-term strategy is the expected weakness of the US dollar in 2026.
Hedging against inflation: When the dollar weakens, investors naturally look for alternative assets to preserve purchasing power, and Bitcoin is the new 'digital gold' in this equation.
Increase in liquidity: Expectations of interest rate cuts increase liquidity in the global financial system, and this liquidity seeks higher returns, making it gradually flow into higher-risk assets like Bitcoin.
3. 🛡️ Dealing with breach news (Upbit).
The market has recently witnessed negative news such as the Upbit platform breach. Your strategic response should be:
Do not sell in panic: this news affects market sentiment only for a short time and does not change the fundamental analysis of Bitcoin or blockchain technology.
Personal risk management: These events remind us of the importance of asset distribution and not relying on a single platform. Always withdraw a large part of your digital currencies to cold wallets instead of leaving them all in the trading wallet on Binance, so you remain shielded against third-party risks.
In summary: Bitcoin's return above $90,000 is just noise. The smart investor is one who takes advantage of 'liquidation' moments to buy at a better price. Be the 'calm hunter' who places his line at levels of $89,000, $81,000, and $78,000, and know that you are not hunting a coin, but hunting a financial future.
