Bitcoin is trading around $82,787 with significant short-liquidation exposure near $87,000 and long-liquidation risks near $78,647. This area coincides with a band of sell orders and the cost basis of buyers from 6-12 months ago, suggesting possible forced buying could meet strong overhead supply. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs saw a large inflow recently, but trading volume remains below average. These liquidation models indicate potential market pressure points but do not guarantee price moves or direction.
Bitcoin market context is provided here for readers. As of Oct 22, 2026 09:31 WIB, 14 of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose, 35 fell. Notable movers include VET at Rp134 (+3.01%, 20% Sell / 80% Buy), SAND at Rp1.008 (-2.89%, 81% Sell / 19% Buy), and AVAX at Rp169.439 (-2.86%, 33% Sell / 67% Buy).
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