Bitcoin is now caught between two liquidation "danger zones." Many people look at the market and feel it's calm and uneventful, but in reality, the risks and opportunities have long been written into the liquidation chart.

The data is in front of us, and the path is clear.

Breaking above $93,000 will trigger a concentrated liquidation of short positions on mainstream exchanges, totaling approximately $439 million. This is not a slow, gradual rise; rather, it’s a combination of passive covering and chasing prices, which will create a significant liquidity wave.

Breaking below $91,000 will expose the bulls to a liquidation impact of around $455 million, and liquidity will instantly become extremely fragile.

The key point — the liquidation chart is not meant to predict "exactly how much will be liquidated," but to show how intense the market reaction will be when the price reaches that zone. Taller bars indicate more concentrated positions in that area. Once triggered, it won’t be a simple one-sided move but a real liquidity storm.

So, the core judgment for BTC right now is: sideways movement is just an appearance; the true direction is brewing.

The range between $91,000 and $93,000 is not a safe zone at all. It’s a buffer zone where both bulls and bears are laying mines. In this pattern, chasing the market up or down can easily be mistaken for fuel, and heavy leverage trading is irresponsible for your account. The real experienced traders are just waiting — to see which side blows first.

The market doesn’t not come; it’s just choosing who will be the sacrifice. Don’t keep counting the candlesticks; focus on the range. When that sound comes, it’s not too late to make your move.