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Bitcoin Price Shock: $1.017B CEX Long Liquidations Expected Below $86K and $677M Short Liquidations Above $90K

COINOTAG News, citing Coinglass data on December 23, highlights two liquidity thresholds tied to Bitcoin‘s price moves. If Bitcoin tests the $86,000 level, the cumulative long liquidation intensity across mainstream CEXs is estimated near $1.017 billion, underscoring a material risk of a waterfall-style unwind. In contrast, if prices rally above $90,000, the cumulative short liquidation intensity could approach $677 million, reflecting renewed selling pressure through short-covering at elevated levels.

COINOTAG adds a methodological note: the liquidation chart conveys intensity rather than exact contract counts. The length of each bar signals the relative importance of a cluster and the likely price impact if that level is breached, i.e., the potential for a liquidity cascade. For readers, these figures serve as a directional risk indicator for market participants managing price risk and liquidity exposure, not a precise forecast.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/bitcoin-price-shock-1-017b-cex-long-liquidations-expected-below-86k-and-677m-short-liquidations-above-90k

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