#Bitcoin Liquidation Heatmap — Reading the Pressure Zones

On this heatmap, color intensity tells the story.

Purple → Low liquidation concentration

Green/Blue → Moderate clustering

Yellow → Heavy liquidation buildup

Yellow zones are where a lot of leveraged positions would be forced out if price touches that level.

What stands out on this chart

Current price is hovering in the high $67K range.

There are two clear liquidity pockets:

🔺 Above price (around $68.8K–$69.5K)

Bright yellow bands suggest a thick cluster of short liquidations.

If BTC pushes upward into that range, it could trigger a short squeeze — quick, sharp upside driven by forced buybacks.

🔻 Below price (around $66.8K–$67K)

There’s also meaningful liquidity sitting under price.

If BTC drops into that area, long positions may unwind fast, accelerating downside.

What this usually means

Markets often move toward liquidity.

Not because of magic — but because that’s where forced orders sit.

Right now, liquidity appears fairly balanced on both sides, but the upper cluster looks slightly denser and closer.

That increases the odds of a volatility spike if momentum builds upward first.

Important reminder

Heatmaps are short-term tools.

They reflect leverage positioning in perpetual futures — not spot demand, not long-term holders, not macro flows.

These levels can disappear quickly if traders close positions.

Still, when yellow zones stack tightly near price, volatility usually follows.

If you’d like, I can layer this with:

Funding rate positioning

Open interest trends

Or Bitcoin dominance context

That gives a clearer picture of which side is actually more crowded structurally.

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