2026-01-13 04:21:13

Liquidation Levels Snapshot - January 12th, 8pm

Tracking liquidation zones across major positions. The purple markers on the liquidity levels chart represent Max Pain points—these shift dynamically as traders adjust their positions and market conditions evolve.

Key takeaway: Watch these levels closely as they signal where the most significant liquidations cluster. When price approaches these zones, volatility typically picks up as cascading liquidations trigger.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-14 16:16

From a technical perspective, this Max Pain dynamic tracking mechanism indeed reflects the essence of market microstructure—it's worth noting that the trigger logic of cascade liquidation often follows a certain nonlinear dynamic law. Data shows that the density of purple marked points is significantly correlated with actual volatility, but I must say, focusing solely on these static snapshots can easily fall into the trap of hindsight bias. I recommend referring to the 2022 study on the topological structure of liquidation mechanisms, which explains it quite thoroughly. In summary, the value of tracking these intervals lies not in prediction itself, but in understanding the collective psychological mapping of market participants.

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BlockDetective

· 01-13 04:33

Max pain is here again, who will get liquidated this time?

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RumbleValidator

· 01-13 04:33

The logic behind the purple markings isn't that simple. I have calculated the Max Pain point drift frequency, which is recalibrated approximately every 4 hours. The data's reliability still needs to be questioned.

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