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Bitcoin Below $86,000 Could Trigger $662M Long Liquidations on CEXs; Short Liquidations at $89,000 Only $240M

Bitcoin would face $662 million in aggregated long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges if its price falls below $86,000, Coinglass data show. A move above $89,000 would trigger just $240 million in cumulative short liquidation intensity on these platforms. BlockBeats notes that liquidation heatmaps indicate the relative importance of each liquidation cluster rather than exact contract numbers, with higher bars signaling stronger potential market impact from liquidity waves once price reaches those levels.
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