The latest exchange order book data from monitoring resource CoinGlass shows prime conditions for a new round of “liquidity grabs” up to $111,000.
Liquidity sets up BTC price showdown
Bitcoin continues to hold the $105,000 mark after a brisk rebound from multi-week lows, thanks to the Middle East ceasefire.
With BTC price action consolidating, however, liquidity on either side of the spot price is growing — and traditionally, this results in a snap move to neutralize it, an event often called a liquidity “grab.”
“I wouldn't be surprised to see $BTC push a little higher into the 107K's before pulling back and taking the liquidity below 105-104K with a quick wick,” popular trader and analyst Mark Cullen thus summarized to X followers on June 25.
BTC 24-hour liquidation heatmap. Source: CoinGlassCullen uploaded CoinGlass liquidity data, which tracks key price levels at which liquidation events should occur.
At the time of writing, $108,000 was also becoming a target thanks to liquidity being replenished closer to all-time highs
Zooming out, fellow trader Jelle noted that upside liquidity — especially around current all-time highs — had become more significant relative to that sitting below price, increasing the odds of a move higher.
“$111,000 looks eager to be tagged next,” he suggested while commenting on CoinGlass data.
BTC 1-month liquidation heatmap. Source: CoinGlassTrader Skew, meanwhile, flagged $103,000 as a “pivotal” level should a downside liquidity grab come
“Currently market is pretty neutral in terms of positioning, longs opening targeting higher & shorts opening here as hedges,” part of his latest X analysis explained.
“The more liquidity that gets attracted here = greater the reaction.”
Analyst flags key BTC price monthly close level
Liquidity conditions are eyeing volatility ahead of key US macroeconomic data and the monthly candle close.
Related:Bitcoin ETFs log biggest June inflows at $588M, extend 11-day streak
As Cointelegraph reported, June 27 will see the release of the Federal Reserve’s “preferred” inflation gauge amid signs that officials are open to an interest-rate cut next month.
BTC/USD monthly returns (screenshot). Source: CoinGlassWith BTC/USD overall up 1.7% in June, the exact monthly close level will be telling, trader and analyst Rekt Capital says.
“A Monthly Close above ~$102400 (blue) would confirm the Monthly Range breakout,” he wrote on X alongside an explanatory chart on June 24.
BTC/USD 1-month chart. Source: Rekt Capital/XThis article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.
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Bitcoin price analysis now sees up to $111K liquidity grab next
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Bitcoin (BTC) traders risk fresh losses thanks to whipsaw BTC price action next, analysis warns.
The latest exchange order book data from monitoring resource CoinGlass shows prime conditions for a new round of “liquidity grabs” up to $111,000.
Liquidity sets up BTC price showdown
Bitcoin continues to hold the $105,000 mark after a brisk rebound from multi-week lows, thanks to the Middle East ceasefire.
With BTC price action consolidating, however, liquidity on either side of the spot price is growing — and traditionally, this results in a snap move to neutralize it, an event often called a liquidity “grab.”
“I wouldn't be surprised to see $BTC push a little higher into the 107K's before pulling back and taking the liquidity below 105-104K with a quick wick,” popular trader and analyst Mark Cullen thus summarized to X followers on June 25.
At the time of writing, $108,000 was also becoming a target thanks to liquidity being replenished closer to all-time highs
Zooming out, fellow trader Jelle noted that upside liquidity — especially around current all-time highs — had become more significant relative to that sitting below price, increasing the odds of a move higher.
“$111,000 looks eager to be tagged next,” he suggested while commenting on CoinGlass data.
“Currently market is pretty neutral in terms of positioning, longs opening targeting higher & shorts opening here as hedges,” part of his latest X analysis explained.
Analyst flags key BTC price monthly close level
Liquidity conditions are eyeing volatility ahead of key US macroeconomic data and the monthly candle close.
Related: Bitcoin ETFs log biggest June inflows at $588M, extend 11-day streak
As Cointelegraph reported, June 27 will see the release of the Federal Reserve’s “preferred” inflation gauge amid signs that officials are open to an interest-rate cut next month.
“A Monthly Close above ~$102400 (blue) would confirm the Monthly Range breakout,” he wrote on X alongside an explanatory chart on June 24.