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Bitcoin faces $666M in long liquidations below $86,000, $663M in shorts above $89,000

Bitcoin could trigger approximately $666 million in cumulative long liquidations on major centralized exchanges if the price falls below $86,000, Coinglass data cited by BlockBeats show. A move above $89,000 would correspond to roughly $663 million in aggregated short liquidations on these platforms. The liquidation heatmap does not reflect the exact number or notional value of contracts awaiting liquidation, but illustrates the relative strength of each liquidation cluster, with higher bars indicating areas where stronger liquidity-driven reactions may occur.
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