Bitcoin Map Shows $1.001 Billion in Long-Side Liquidation Intensity Below $75,000
At $76,735, BTC sat between the $75,000 long-side and $79,000 short-side thresholds; the upper threshold carried a $1.246 billion intensity reading.

Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $76,735 as of 03:30 UTC Tuesday (10:30 p.m. ET Monday), between liquidation-map thresholds that show $1.001 billion in cumulative long-side intensity below $75,000.
The map showed $1.246 billion in short-side intensity above $79,000, about 24.5% higher than the long-side reading. At $76,735, BTC was about 2.3% above the lower threshold and 3% below the upper one.
The figures are conditional liquidation-intensity readings, not precise contract counts or values. Each bar reflects a cluster’s relative weight compared with nearby clusters; a larger cluster indicates a potentially stronger market reaction if the price reaches that level.
The update follows earlier coverage of Bitcoin liquidation clusters on both sides of the market.