#2026年比特币价格展望 Liquidation Sword of Damocles: $1.8 billion long positions under pressure, K-line becomes a "life-and-death race"



Looking at Coinglass data is a bit frightening—$BTC once it drops below $87,679,000,000, the $1.8 billion longs are directly wiped out. If it reverses and breaks through $96,303,000,000, the $1.2 billion shorts will also add fuel to the fire. The fear index has fallen to 41, and the market has long been numb. Price spikes have become routine, contract trading is basically a meat grinder, and every fluctuation causes someone to be liquidated.

But I want to ask a real question here: Are you still desperately leveraging?

On nights of wild rises and falls, staying up all night watching the charts—what's the end result? Account shrinking, mental breakdown. Instead of gambling in minute-level market swings, it's better to seriously think about how to allocate assets to survive longer. Those who can truly make it to the next cycle are never the ones using tenfold leverage on a wing and a prayer, but those rooted in projects with real consensus and continuous development.

Look at projects that have been alive for two years and are still building—they've already listed on more than ten exchanges. Initially, they were a paradise for speculators, but now they have become examples of community governance and value accumulation. And those "one-wave" air projects? As soon as volatility hits, their true nature is exposed, and zeroing out becomes their fate.

Instead of chasing illusions of hundredfold leverage, it's better to dive into communities with real people, genuine beliefs, and real development. Those who endure the bear market with you and believe in long-term value—it's their assets that are the true safe haven. $BTC No matter how volatile it gets, in the end, it all depends on who can survive to see the next spring.
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AlphaWhisperervip
· 16h ago
Over 1.8 billion orders pressed down? Well, I just say that contract trading is a meat grinder, and it's no wonder. Seeing those liquidation screenshots every day has become numb. You really need to ask yourself, how long do you want to keep using leverage? Watching the market all night, in the end, your account just shrinks. It's not worth it. Still the same advice: those who survive until the next cycle are never the ones using tenfold leverage. Staying steady is the way to go.
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DefiOldTrickstervip
· 16h ago
Over 1.8 billion orders pressed down? Ha, I saw even more intense scenes in 2017. Back then, leveraged traders would see three billion evaporate in a single night without blinking. What is this compared to that? But to be fair, the ones who truly make money are always those who don't waste their lives on the K-line. I now have a steady 40% annual return, just like flipping through a second-hand market.
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MondayYoloFridayCryvip
· 16h ago
Over 1.8 billion orders pressing down? Oh my, this is just forcing me to stop loss. The meat grinder is spinning, no one can survive. I think this thing still needs to drop a bit more to be cleaned up. Face reality early and stop staring at the K-line. It will really drive you crazy.
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BearWhisperGodvip
· 16h ago
Over 1.8 billion orders at the top? Honestly, that's a bit exaggerated, but leverage is indeed a dead end. Just look at how many people stay up all night waiting for liquidation notices.
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HappyMinerUnclevip
· 16h ago
Damn, with over 1.8 billion in orders, this悬剑 feels a bit hopeless, but I stopped using leverage a long time ago. I'm mentally exhausted.
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