CryptoVantage / BITCOIN INTELLIGENCE
Bitcoin liquidation radar (potential liquidation risk zones)
See where liquidation risk concentrates, without mistaking it for a price target.
What does liquidation radar show?
CryptoVantage presents estimated upper and lower liquidation concentration prices and amounts for a 12-hour aggregation window. The upper side concerns short positions exposed to rising prices; the lower side concerns long positions exposed to falling prices. The window describes the source aggregation period, not a forecast that either level will be reached within 12 hours.
How do you read the two levels?
Start with the current BTC-USDT spot price. Compare the distance to each concentration and inspect the surrounding candles. A nearby concentration identifies market context; it does not determine the next direction. Rising or falling prices can move away from a concentration as well as toward it.
How is it different from a pullback score or breakout probability?
Liquidation estimates describe potential risk concentrations. The pullback factor is a separate research score. V2 and V3 breakout probabilities estimate first-break outcomes in qualifying sideways conditions. CryptoVantage keeps these meanings distinct and shows them together for comparison.
What should you check before using it?
Check the source timestamp and service status. CryptoVantage withholds stale liquidation levels instead of relabeling old data as live. The estimates are not a complete map of all exchange positions, guaranteed support or resistance, or a recommendation to place an order.
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