The latest liquidation data shows $1.4158K in long positions wiped out around $0.01242, suggesting that leveraged buyers were forced to exit after failing to defend support. While the liquidation size is relatively modest, it still points to a market that has become more cautious in the short term.
If price can reclaim and hold above the liquidation zone, it would indicate that spot buyers are absorbing the selling pressure and attempting to rebuild momentum. On the other hand, continued trading below this level would suggest that sellers remain in control and that the recent liquidation was only the beginning of a deeper correction.
For now, the liquidation level itself acts as the key confirmation area. A sustained move back above it would improve the short-term outlook, while continued rejection below it would invalidate the recovery idea.
Is this simply a leverage reset before another advance, or the first sign that sentiment is beginning to weaken?
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