CoinGlass data shows Bitcoin liquidation clusters on both sides across major centralized exchanges, with broader cumulative pressure above $65,000 and below $61,000 and nearer-term triggers around $64,696 and $63,289.
Bitcoin faced sizable liquidation pressure on both sides of the market, with CoinGlass data indicating that cumulative short liquidation intensity across major centralized exchanges could reach $1.157 billion if the price rises above $65,000, while cumulative long liquidation intensity could reach $867 million if Bitcoin falls below $61,000. The same data also highlighted nearer-term clusters, with about $294.24 million in short positions at risk above $64,696 and roughly $368.88 million in long positions vulnerable below $63,289. Such liquidation concentrations can amplify volatility as forced position closures add momentum to price moves. BlockBeats said the chart reflects relative liquidation cluster strength rather than precise contract counts or exact liquidation value.