According to ChainCatcher, data from Coinglass shows that if BTC breaks above $66,438, cumulative short liquidation intensity across mainstream centralized exchanges would reach $1.098 billion. The figure is tied to the condition that the price reaches that level, and it reflects the concentration of short-position liquidation pressure around that price on major CEX platforms.
On the downside, the same Coinglass data shows that if BTC drops below $60,182, cumulative long liquidation intensity across mainstream CEXs would reach $996 million. In other words, the two referenced BTC price levels correspond to different liquidation pressure zones: $66,438 for short positions and $60,182 for long positions.
Liquidation intensity data is commonly used to observe how leveraged positions are clustered around specific market levels. In this update, the short-side figure stands at $1.098 billion, while the long-side figure stands at $996 million, both based on Coinglass statistics for mainstream CEXs.