According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin is approaching two important liquidation levels on major centralized exchanges. If BTC falls below $59,055, the cumulative long liquidation intensity could reach $1.196 billion. On the upside, if BTC breaks above $64,815, cumulative short liquidation intensity could rise to $937 million. These figures highlight a two-sided liquidation-sensitive range that traders are closely watching, as a breakout in either direction could accelerate short-term volatility and force leveraged positions to unwind more aggressively.
Key BTC liquidation levels on major CEXs
Data from Coinglass shows that if BTC drops below $59,055, cumulative long liquidation intensity across major centralized exchanges could reach $1.196 billion. This indicates that a downside break through that level may place leveraged long positions under concentrated liquidation pressure.
On the other hand, if BTC moves above $64,815, cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs could reach $937 million. Based on the liquidation map, the area between $59,055 and $64,815 stands out as a key two-way sensitivity range for the market. A breakout on either side could amplify near-term price swings and accelerate forced position unwinds.
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