2026-01-21 15:20:58

The liquidation map looks like data, but it actually reflects the psychological state of participants.

The horizontal axis records price levels, while the vertical axis reflects the intensity of liquidation pressure. What does each bar line represent? Not that the market will necessarily move there, but that someone has already amplified the risk at that position, leveraging to bet.

When the price approaches a certain area and a large number of liquidation orders pile up, that region becomes like a place where karma converges. It sounds mystical, but the logic behind it is simple — it's not due to fate, but because too many people have placed bets at the same level.

The liquidation map never predicts anything; it simply depicts the fears, greed, and bets of market participants. Understanding it is like seeing an X-ray of collective behavior. The movement of $BTC is often determined within such a crowd of human nature.

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consensus_whisperer

· 17h ago

Another saying of "seeing the true nature of the market," but to be honest, the liquidation map is a collective suicide gambler's map. Whoever can truly understand it will be able to buy the dip.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-21 15:51

Haha, the liquidation map is just a gambler's suicide note. If you understand it, you can make it out alive. Basically, it's a marker for leverage traders to collectively jump off the building. I used to do this back in the day. It's not really karma; it's just greed taking over. The same price level is filled with bankruptcy dreams. I use this for reverse arbitrage—when others get liquidated, I profit.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-21 15:29

That's right, the liquidation chart is like a mirror reflecting human nature. Just look at the stacked columns to see how many people are betting on a specific point.

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CommunityWorker

· 01-21 15:28

That's profound. The liquidation map is like a mirror that reveals human nature; looking at the data is actually looking at people's hearts.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-21 15:22

This liquidation map is actually a reflection of human nature; no one can escape it.

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