If Bitcoin falls below $110,000, the mainstream CEX long liquidation volume will reach $1.33 billion.
On September 9th, according to Coinglass data, if Bitcoin drops below $110,000, the cumulative intensity of long liquidation on mainstream CEXs will reach $1.33 billion.
Conversely, if Bitcoin goes above $114,000, the cumulative intensity of short liquidation on mainstream CEXs will reach $1.192 billion.
**BlockBeats Note**: The liquidation chart does not accurately depict the number of contracts awaiting liquidation or the exact value of contracts being liquidated. The bars on the liquidation chart actually represent the significance of each liquidation cluster in relation to neighboring clusters, which is referred to as intensity.
Therefore, the liquidation chart shows the extent to which the asset price reaching a certain level will be impacted. A higher "liquidation bar" indicates that once the price reaches that level, it will trigger a stronger reaction due to a liquidity avalanche.
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According to sources with knowledge of the matter, many employees who have served at the agency for decades have accepted the offer of delayed resignation from the Trump administration in recent months. The dismissal of the agency's head by U.S. President Trump last month has presented a challenge to the agency, which has approximately 2,000 career employees.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Powell recently recognized that the risks to the job market have increased. Two of his colleagues are inclined to lower borrowing costs in July. Traders genera
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