The Binance BTC/USDT liquidation heatmap is sending strong signals that a possible short squeeze is coming. Analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA). shared His insights are shown alongside the liquidation heat map, which shows signs that significant liquidity pools have formed both above and beneath Bitcoin’s trading range.
“What we’re seeing over the last couple of days is lining up perfectly with what I have been saying,” Kevin explained by referring to his earlier market forecasts. “Sweep liquidity towards 91K which we did yesterday. Maybe we take more maybe we don’t but overall I have never seen this much liquidity to the upside on the monthly time frame on #BTC.”
According to Kevin, the data strongly suggests that large liquidity—where traders’ positions would be forced to liquidate—is now stacked around the 91K region and, more crucially, near the 111K mark. Kevin believes that while the lower zones may still be swept occasionally, the huge cluster of liquidity near 111K has led him to predict a possible move up to this level.
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“There is more emotions in this market right then I have ever seen,”Then he went on. “Gurus are quitting X, Youtubers aren’t streaming or making content anymore, The comments are hateful and insulting every single day […] Meanwhile over here we are staying measured and calculated.”
Kevin highlights the fact that most market participants focus on altcoins Instead of monitoring Bitcoin’s overall market capitalization and USDT dominance, monitor its liquidity structure. He claims that traders are missing important signals because they focus only on altcoins and not these more encompassing metrics.
“The problem is everyone is hyper focused on the wrong thing and that is #Altcoins charts,”He said. “I’m literally giving you the playbook. Follow it.”
The Bitcoin Liquidation Hotmap: What it Tells Us
A liquidation heatmap illustrates where large batches of leveraged positions—such as futures or margin trades—are most likely to be force-closed if the price reaches certain levels. Many traders will place stop-loss orders or margin trades at similar prices. These areas can often become a problem when they accumulate. “hot spots” On the heatmap. Price action that approaches these clusters can cause a cascading effect: the forced liquidations can lead to further price movements, and this can result in a more rapid squeeze or sale.
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Kevin believes that Bitcoin’s current heatmap shows billions in liquidations at the higher levels of Bitcoin (111K), and significant blocks below it (around 91,000). Kevin has predicted a bigger price increase due to the presence of deep liquidity. relief rallyIt is possible that short positions could be forced out in large numbers.
“Now as we can see […] we have billions in liquidity to the upside at 111K. More than I have ever seen on the 1M time frame,” He remarked and highlighted how strange he found this concentration for a month. “It would be totally fine and preferable if we swiped [the 91K area] first to build up even more liquidity to then start the real relief rally.”
Kevin also uses sentiment indicators like the Fear & Greed IndexThe current a “fear” reading. From his standpoint, this environment suggests that the market’s emotional extremes—coupled with heavy positioning—could be setting the stage for a swift momentum shift higher, as negative sentiment often accompanies local bottoms.
“You can tell this relief rally wants to get going but it’s just not totally there yet […] I see no reason to be overly bearish on this market. You guys need to calm down and stop being so angry. Stop being so soft.”
BTC was trading at $96.334 as of press time.
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