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$BTC - if you look across the OBs of: * Coinbase BTC/USDC * Binance BTC/USDT * Binance BTC/USDT PERP * Hyperliquid BTC/USDC PERP the first visible demand zone sits around 66K, with the second one closer to 65K Over the last 4 hours, shorts got liquidated first, and then a couple hours later longs got flushed as well. At the same time, the Volume Histogram still remains skewed toward sellers. How to properly interpret all of this is a very good question 😄 But personally, I still lean toward this being absorption… just not in the classic textbook form. It feels more like the market is slowly transferring inventory while keeping both sides emotionally trapped at the same time 🧸 DYOR

Look at the right side of the $BTC chart 👀 Demand is still dominating inside the order book, yet sellers continue winning the actual auction result-wise. CVD still isn’t showing any meaningful impulse, and overall volume has dropped off as well. So the real question becomes: What exactly would need to happen right now for price to actually break through that buy wall and push another ~5% lower, especially considering Bitcoin’s average ATR already sits somewhere around 5–7%? Because at the moment, this still looks more like passive absorption and fading momentum than aggressive capitulation 🧸 DYOR

$BTC - the closest visible buy wall right now is around 159 BTC sitting near the 65K level on Coinbase 👀

$BTC price keeps bleeding while CVD starts going flat 🤔 Yeah… that’s called absorption, baby 😄

$BTC reverse contract OI is starting to cool off Might be time to stop getting too comfortable opening fresh shorts 🧸 DYOR

$BTC OB Imbalance is looking heavily skewed toward sellers 🧸 DYOR

$BTC Below current price, roughly another ~5% lower, there’s still a juicy long liquidation cluster sitting there Question is…

$BTC Above 75.3K there are currently two large sell orders sitting in the book Combined size: 1024 BTC

$BTC This is what long liquidations actually are in reality Not some mystical market force. It’s forced market selling. Fuel A stream of aggressive sell orders getting slammed directly into limit buy orders sitting in the order book. Someone is accumulating hard. And usually positions of that size are not built for a tiny scalp. Portfolios positioned like this are typically aiming much higher 🧸 DYOR

$BTC This is what long liquidations actually are in reality Not some mystical market force. It’s forced market buying. Fuel A stream of market orders getting slammed directly into someone’s limit bids sitting in the order book. And that’s the whole fucking “liquidation magic” in the end. Someone is accumulating hard. And usually positions of that size are not built for a tiny scalp. Portfolios positioned like this are typically aiming much higher 🧸 DYOR

$BTC +70% volume in 24h

$BTC 72 bars behind us on the 1H timeframe. 319K volume traded on the Perp market. And after all that noise? Buy-side delta sitting at only 11K So what the fuck was all that volume actually doing? Because that does not look like aggressive expansion Looks more like endless churn, hedging, repositioning, and both sides chewing through liquidity without getting real directional control A lot of movement Very little real progress Classic market behavior before it decides who becomes exit liquidity next 🧸 DYOR

$BTC 72 bars behind us on the 1H timeframe. 319K volume traded on the Perp market. And after all that noise? Buy-side delta sitting at only 11K So what the fuck was all that volume actually doing? Because that does not look like aggressive expansion. Looks more like endless churn, absorption, hedging, repositioning, and both sides chewing through liquidity without getting real directional control. A lot of movement Very little real progress Classic market behavior before it decides who becomes exit liquidity next 🧸 DYOR

$BTC If you look at this logically, without pretending to be some galaxy-brain analyst, the market usually takes the path requiring the least energy Now look at the liquidation heatmap above price, then look at the DOM and the amount of resting sell liquidity sitting overhead At some point the question becomes simple: Who the hell are they supposed to unload all those sell limits into if shorts have not been liquidated first? That liquidity needs aggressive buyers. And the cleanest fuel for that is trapped shorts getting squeezed into market buys. So yeah… I think shorts are first in line for the slaughterhouse. After that, the market will probably come back for the overconfident longs too. As always, time will expose who was liquidity and who was positioning 🧸 DYOR

$XRP Chi diavolo sta accumulando questa cosa sopra $0.90… e per quale motivo? Il grafico 1D si è allineato quasi perfettamente: livelli Fib da 0.618 a 0.768 che si trovano proprio all'interno del FVG settimanale Non devi essere un genio del cazzo o qualche mega analista con un milione di follower per vederlo Devi solo smettere di inseguire il rumore abbastanza a lungo per osservare realmente la struttura e avere la pazienza di aspettare 🧸 DYOR

$ADA Over the last 108 bars (days), cumulative trading volume reached 4.8B ADA while price still sits near the lows. The geniuses will scream: “dead coin.” Yeah? Dead assets do not process that kind of volume at the bottom. That usually means one of two things: either larger players are quietly building inventory, or the market is preparing for repricing later. Personally, anything around 0.25 and below starts looking less like fear and more like DCA territory 🧸 DYOR

$BTC looks ready to feed both sides straight into the grinder Longs getting too comfortable Shorts getting too confident Market makers love that kind of balance before they pull the floor from one side first. Question is not whether someone gets wrecked Question is who gets served first 🧸 DYOR

$HYPE is approaching its climax 🧸 DYOR

$BTC If you measure the distance between the green blocks from bottom to top, the structure looks like this: 15,440 -> 19,348 = +25.31% 19,348 -> 24,359 = +25.90% 24,359 -> 38,504 = +58.07% 38,504 -> 48,794 = +26.73% 48,794 -> 59,146 = +21.22% 59,146 -> 74,388 = +25.77% That is the key part. Most of these steps stay in the same band, roughly 21% to 26%. Only one block breaks that rhythm: 24.3K -> 38.5K expanded by almost 58%. The standard step is around 25%. The ladder is clean everywhere except one place. 24.3K -> 38.5K is the anomaly. If this structure is meant to stay balanced, that block still looks like it needs to be closed 🧸 DYOR

$BTC effort is visible, but the result is not After 7 hours, trading volume sits at 31K and price is only up 1.29% And the cherry on top - clusters of sell limit orders waiting above 🧸 DYOR