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BTC on #Hyperliquid 15 min chart 📊 Bitcoin keeps drifting lower in an orderly way, with small bounces that run out of steam quickly and fail to change direction. ⚖️📉 To the downside, $70,450 is the next block of liquidity price hasn’t touched yet, and where it points if the decline keeps this pace. 📉🧲 To the upside, $72,500 marks the zone price cut through during the drop; a wider bounce could take it back to look for it. 🎯🚀 See the Liquidation Heatmap here: 👉 tradingdifferent.com/es/dash… #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #LiquidationHeatmap #LiquidityLevels #BitcoinTrading #CryptoMarket #BTCUSD #Trading

📊 #BTC | Bitcoin and liquidity have parted ways again. Last time, it lasted about six weeks. Price tells you what happened. Liquidity tells you what’s in the tank. Net liquidity vs. BTC price, weekly, last 12 months: 💧 Net liquidity rebounded to $5.81T as of Nov 4, up from about $5.72T in late October. 🟠 Bitcoin went the other way and is at $71,742 today. We’ve seen this divergence before: 📅 In June–July, liquidity climbed to its yearly peak near $6.0T while BTC printed its low near $60K. 📈 In August, BTC caught up and jumped to the $80K area. Nothing guarantees the same outcome this time. Divergences can close in either direction, and history doesn’t repeat on schedule. But when price and liquidity disagree, at least one of them is wrong about something. That’s worth watching.

📊 #BTC | This drop wasn’t only leverage. Spot showed up too. Most drops in recent weeks were leveraged flushes. This one looks different. All exchanges, 1h: 🔻 BTC fell from about $74.7K to a low of $71,218, and is now at $71,703. 💥 Long liquidations spiked, the largest since Monday’s flush. 📉 Open interest fell to $37.11B, its lowest level in two weeks: $38.09B on Monday, $37.79B yesterday. 🟡 Coinbase spot volume hit its biggest hour since Nov 5, roughly $140–150M. Leverage keeps leaving the market while spot volume rises. Real money traded this move, not just forced exits. Less leverage means less fuel for violent moves. But the largest long block on the map still sits just below price.

📊 $BTC | is sitting on top of the biggest long block on the map, and it has already started eating into it. Most traders see a calm candle. The map shows a wall of leveraged longs right underneath. 5-minute map, all leverage from 10x to 100x: 🔻 BTC fell from $74,771 and dropped straight into the long block that started at $72.7K. 🧹 It swept the top part of that block, down to a low of $71,218. ↗️ It bounced and is now at $71,693. What’s still below: 🔥 The hottest line is at $70,573, just 1.6% from price. 🟠 The block keeps going down to around $69.8K, with another heavy line near $69.9K. 🔺 Above, the map is thin all the way back to $74.7K. Price has walked straight into the zone where most leveraged longs sit. Each tick lower brings more forced exits into play.

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La liquidez continúa siendo uno de los principales factores que condicionan los movimientos de #Bitcoin. A través de Liquidation Heatmap es posible identificar las zonas donde se concentra una mayor cantidad de posiciones apalancadas y evaluar su potencial, a la hora de atraer al precio. Por otro lado, High Frecuency grafica la actividad de bots que ejecutan cientos de trades por segundo para manipular el precio. Ejemplo: tradingdifferent.com/es/dash…

📊 #BTC | Wall Street keeps selling Bitcoin, for the fourth day in a row. Most traders watch the price. Few check who is actually selling. Spot BTC ETF flows on Nov 10: 🔴 IBIT: −1,038 BTC 🔴 FBTC: −488 BTC 🟢 MSBT: +265 BTC, the only fund buying 📉 Daily total: −1,261 BTC That makes four straight sessions of net outflows (Nov 5, 6, 9 and 10). Last week alone, ETFs sold a net 16,838 BTC. Even so, the outflows are shrinking: −5,431 BTC on Nov 6, about −2,900 on Nov 9, and −1,261 yesterday. The pressure is still there, but it’s getting smaller. Price shows you the result. ETF flows show you who is behind it.

📊 #BTC | Shorts are paying for this bounce. When price goes up, most traders assume new buyers came in. The aggregated data says otherwise. All exchanges, 1h: ↗️ BTC climbed back from Tuesday’s low at $72,691 to $74,457. 🔴 Shorts liquidated this hour: $14.1M. The longs had their flush on Monday; now it’s the other side’s turn. 📊 Open interest is flat at $37.79B, slightly below Monday’s $38.09B. No new wave of leverage is piling in this time. 🟡 Coinbase spot volume is $37.5M, with a modest pickup in recent hours but no big spike. On Monday, new leverage drove the bounce. Today’s bounce is driven by shorts getting forced out, without much new leverage stepping in. The question is how much liquidation fuel is still stacked above $75K. That’s exactly what the map shows.

📊 #BTC | Bitcoin doesn’t fall when liquidity drops. It falls when liquidity loses momentum. Most traders look at how much money is in the system. The signal is in how fast that amount changes. That’s what the Liquidity Impulse measures: how fast liquidity is changing, in standard deviations. Where it is now: 🔴 −0.38σ as of Nov 9. Liquidity is still there, but it’s growing more slowly than its average. 📉 That’s a mild reading. Past stress points reached −2.5σ to −3σ. Four years of context, with everything rebased to 100: 🟠 Bitcoin: 443 🟦 Nasdaq: 237 🟦 S&P 500: 190 BTC has outperformed both, but it’s also the one that reacts hardest when the impulse turns red. That’s what the chart shows during this autumn’s pullback. The impulse doesn’t predict price. It tells you whether the backdrop has a tailwind or a headwind.