Bitcoin 93,000 vs 90,000: The Liquidation Storm at Two Critical Thresholds

NullWhisperer · 2026-01-04T05:56:18+00:00

According to liquidation data, Bitcoin may experience significant volatility at the price levels of $93,000 and $90,000. Breaking above $93,000 will trigger a large number of short stop-losses, creating buying pressure; falling below $90,000 will trigger long liquidations, resulting in selling pressure. These two price levels could lead to strong market reactions.

NullWhisperer

2026-01-04 05:56:18

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently, there is a noteworthy data point. According to liquidation data, Bitcoin at these two price levels could trigger significant volatility.

Looking upward, if Bitcoin can break through $93,000, the cumulative short liquidation strength on mainstream exchanges will surge to 528 million. What does this mean? The stop-loss orders set by bears will be triggered in large numbers, creating buying pressure.

Looking downward, the situation reverses. If Bitcoin falls below the $90,000 integer level, the cumulative long liquidation strength on mainstream exchanges will also reach 364 million. This will generate reverse selling pressure.

The key is to understand the mechanism behind these data. The liquidation bar chart actually shows not the exact number of contracts pending liquidation, but the impact level when the price reaches a certain point. The taller the bar, the more intense the liquidity shock when the price hits that point — in other words, a more vigorous market reaction will occur. In other words, these two price levels are prone to chain reactions, and short-term volatility may be quite intense.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-07 05:55

9.3 and 90,000 are really sharpening their knives and preparing to strike Basically, they're just waiting to harvest the retail investors, and the volcano crater could erupt at any time 2.528 billion in short positions liquidated? Sounds terrifying, and if it breaks through, it will be a direct spike I just want to know whether this time is a push upward or a smash downward It feels like the big players are setting a trap, with us retail investors caught in the middle

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HallucinationGrower

· 01-07 01:14

How many people's dreams are between 93,000 and 90,000... --- Are the shorts about to be liquidated? Then my longs won't have it easy either. The 528 million liquidation volume basically means a bloodbath. --- Basically, it's just that the sell-offs can't be pushed down. Everyone is lurking at these two price levels. --- Wait, is this data real-time? Feels like it just changed after I looked away. --- Another liquidation storm... I just want to know if my stop-loss orders will be wiped out. --- 528 million vs 364 million, the shorts are well prepared. If this breaks through, it will be interesting. --- Every time I see this kind of analysis, I get a bit nervous. Contracts are too exciting. --- So, is entering now a death wish or a chance? Can anyone tell me? --- Just looking at how tall the candles are makes me feel like the market is holding its breath. --- Whether it's 93,000 or 90,000, I definitely don't dare to take this position anymore.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 01-05 21:54

Between 90,000 and 93,000, there are so many liquidation orders, no wonder the price is stuck here... Both bulls and bears are bleeding on the edge.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-04 06:26

The points at 93,000 and 90,000 really need to be watched closely. One is 528 million and the other is 364 million. No matter how it moves, liquidation is inevitable. Liquidation of 528 million short positions? The bears probably can't sleep well. The key is still liquidity. When the candles get tall, it's a beat-down rhythm. This wave looks quite risky. If 90,000 breaks, just smash through; if 93,000 breaks, just surge. There's no comfortable position in between. With such hard liquidation data, how are there still people willing to go all-in? Life is really tough, everyone.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 01-04 06:25

Between 90,000 and 93,000, there are 528 million short positions, this wave is quite intense.

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DataBartender

· 01-04 06:23

93,000 and 90,000 are the key levels right now, and they're a bit tense. The liquidation data is right here. If the bears get crushed below 93,000, they'll be bleeding heavily. If the bulls can't hold 90,000, it's not going to be easy either. It feels like we won't have to wait long before choosing a direction to explode. This wave of liquidations is really intense. Let's see who can hold on first.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 01-04 06:17

Between 93,000 and 90,000, if this wave of market moves triggers one of the liquidation points, it will really blow up. Both sides have set so many bombs, no wonder the price has been stalling here recently... The bears and bulls are fighting here; whoever breaks first will be washed out.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 01-04 06:12

Between 90,000 and 93,000, how many people's liquidation dreams are caught... --- If the bears break the level, they really have to lie flat collectively. The 528 million liquidation intensity is no joke. --- Wait, is this logic a bit reversed? Look down, reverse it? The more I look, the more confused I get... --- The liquidation bar chart basically means that when the price hits here, it will shake wildly. Once liquidity is truly triggered, it's over. --- By the way, these two positions are one above and one below, both longs and shorts are being roasted on the fire haha. --- 5.28 billion vs 3.64 billion, are the bears in more danger? Or are the bulls actually more fragile? --- The worst thing is triggering that "can't stop until you vent" situation. Once it splashes, it can't be stopped.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-04 06:08

ngl, the 93k vs 90k setup is basically just pinball mechanics for whales lmao. 5.28b in short liquidations sounds spicy until you realize most retail won't even get filled at those levels... liquidity depth is mid anyway. told y'all this was coming

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