This week's BTC futures historical liquidity accumulation map update! First of all, Monday's market has come out and just liquidated the short liquidity that has appeared since January 31, which is the 106k~107k area that we have repeatedly mentioned in the past week; With the end of last week's boring and volatile market, the current market, whether long or short, has begun to gradually accumulate a considerable amount of liquidation. According to the line of thought in last Monday's quote... The current market structure is still volatile and upward, so although the short-term short liquidity is not as much as the longs, it is still not possible to take it for granted that it is time to liquidate the longs... Only when we see the destruction of the bullish trend structure of the price can we consider the possibility of a deep pullback or even a turnaround, and this key critical point is around 100600! As for the current situation, or this week's market expectations, I still think that we can maintain the general direction of bullishness or maintain the original range-bound thinking; As long as the two low-density long liquidation zones below the current price do not gradually become high-density, then the price can continue to test the previous high + liquidate market. If there is something bearish this week, causing the price to fall below the lower edge of the current range, then these long liquidities will trigger a chain of liquidations until around 90800; Similarly, if the spot market continues to be buying, then the short liquidity above could also induce a chain of liquidations and push the price around 117,000... To put it bluntly, it is either a new high or a sub-high range-bound shock like in 2024, and futures are still in the dominant position. You can copy this chart of mine and mark the price position yourself, the upper edge of the yellow rectangle above the price is a potential resistance level, and the lower edge of the yellow rectangle below the price is also a potential support level! #OKX