Bitcoin Set for Major Liquidation Moves: $1.263B Long Liquidations If Price Drops Below $109K and $1.373B Short Liquidations If It Rises Above $113K

COINOTAG reports, citing Coinglass data, that Bitcoin faces two critical liquidity thresholds. A drop below $109,000 would align with an estimated long-liquidation intensity of about $1.263 billion across mainstream CEXs. Conversely, a move beyond $113,000 could unleash a substantial short-liquidation wave, projected at roughly $1.373 billion. These figures reflect potential macro liquidity stress points rather than exact contract tallies.

The accompanying liquidation chart communicates relative, not absolute, risk. Each bar represents the clustering strength of liquidations versus neighboring levels; higher bars imply a more pronounced price reaction if those thresholds are touched, signaling a liquidity cascade risk rather than precise quantities.

For portfolio risk management, traders should monitor these levels, calibrate leverage, and consider hedging strategies as part of routine risk controls. The takeaway: these thresholds highlight where crypto volatility could spike and where liquidity risk concentrates on Bitcoin.