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Bitcoin’s Key Liquidation Levels: Can BTC Break $63,000 or Fall Below $61,000?

NEAR

NEAR/USDT

$1.736
+1.76%
24h Volume

$102,040,535.32

24h H/L

$1.77 / $1.701

Change: $0.0690 (4.06%)

Funding Rate

+0.0038%

Longs pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
NEAR
NEAR
Daily

$1.739

0.23%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$1.8969
Resistance 2$1.8233
Resistance 1$1.7623
Price$1.739
Support 1$1.7277
Support 2$1.6689
Support 3$1.6213
Pivot (PP):$1.7277
Trend:Sideways
RSI (14):43.6

According to recent reports by COINOTAG on October 6, data from Coinglass indicates significant pressure points for Bitcoin around the $63,000 and $61,000 thresholds. A breakthrough above $63,000 could trigger a cumulative short order liquidation exceeding $155 million on major centralized exchanges (CEX). Conversely, a decline below $61,000 could activate a long order liquidation of approximately $158 million. It is essential to note that the liquidation chart does not provide exact contract numbers or values. Instead, it highlights the relative strength of liquidation clusters, indicating the potential market impact at critical price levels. As such, movements near these pivotal points could lead to substantial volatility, driven by the liquidity dynamics illustrated in the chart. Market participants are advised to remain vigilant as these thresholds could lead to pronounced price reactions.

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