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🚨 The Bitcoin rebound was NOT a coincidence: this is what the liquidation map revealed 🚨
Yesterday, many saw only a "simple rebound" in BTC/USDT, but behind that movement was a key phenomenon in the futures market: a cascade of liquidations. The liquidation map showed in advance areas where thousands of traders were over-leveraged… and the price went straight to hunt them down.
📉 First, it fell to clean out the longs:
Bitcoin descended to a zone where many leveraged long positions were accumulated. When the price reached there, those positions were liquidated in a chain reaction, generating forced sales. After that "purge," the selling pressure was exhausted.
📈 Then came the short squeeze:
After the rebound, the price rose to levels where many shorts (short sales) were concentrated. When it broke that zone, massive liquidations of sellers were triggered, forcing them to buy back BTC… and that further propelled the rise. This effect is known as a short squeeze.
🧲 Key conclusion:
The market does not move randomly: it seeks liquidity. Where there is excess leverage, the price tends to go "sweep" those positions. The liquidation map acts as a radar for dangerous zones, showing where sharp movements can occur.
⚠️ Message for traders:
Trading with high leverage near liquidity zones is a recipe for being liquidated. The map does not predict the future with precision, but it does help understand why explosive movements happen. Combining this tool with technical analysis and good risk management can make the difference between surviving or losing everything in seconds.
👉 Yesterday's rebound was a clear lesson: those who ignore liquidity end up being part of it.$BTC $ETH $SOL

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