BTC sits 0.6% above a long cluster, and the LiqMap bias reads long flush
Finding. BTC last traded at 79958.5, up 0.4511% over 24h, and the LiqMap bias label reads "Long flush risk" (as of 27 Oct 02:49 UTC). The nearest downside zone is at 79478.3, 0.6005% below price, with an intensity of 0.0471. That zone is a model estimate. Funding is 0.01 on the heatmap, and open interest is 7673650228 USD, up 1.76% over 24h in a quiet regime.
Reading. Over the last 7 days, recorded liquidations total 1856435067 USD, of which 1244835428 USD were longs. The heaviest day was 24 Oct, with 354341203 USD of long liquidations. In the last 24 hours, real prints show 15153600 USD long and 13940900 USD short, so forced flow has been close to balanced. Across the ±14% band, the model holds 2263800000 USD of long and 2278110000 USD of short notional. The largest single long level is 143343000 USD at 78932.3. The spot ETF tape is mixed: BTC net flow over the last 10 finalized days is 76149633 USD, but 23 Oct printed -137936365 USD.
Watch. If price trades through 79478.3, the downside zone becomes the immediate test, and a move below 78932.3 would reach the largest long level on the map. If price reclaims 80118.6, the nearest upside zone, the long-flush read loses its closest anchor. Open interest rising while price stays under 79958.5 would keep the leverage build-up visible.
AI-generated. Not investment advice; check figures on the source page.