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Liquidity is usually found around areas where many traders place their orders and stop losses.
Above equal highs (EQH), when the price leaves several highs at practically the same level, there may be liquidity above.
Below equal lows (EQL), when the price respects the same low multiple times, liquidity can accumulate below.
But finding liquidity doesn’t mean you should enter immediately.
One way to use it is to wait:
Liquidity → sweep → confirmation → entry
For example, price may break a high to take liquidity and then quickly return below it. That’s where we wait for confirmation before looking for a trade.
Remember: liquidity is a tool for interpreting price, not an automatic entry signal. Always use a stop loss and appropriate risk management. $BTC #TradingCommunity #BinanceAcademy
#BTC #ETH 💀 Friday shakeout: $70,000 breakdown and long liquidation 📊
Yesterday, we warned about an excessively overextended long position; the market wiped out leveraged positions in a cascade of selling, with daily volume exceeding $2 billion.
📈 Current outlook on Binance: • The $BTC broke below the psychological $70,000 level, reaching a low of $67,568 (-6.71%); it is currently trading near $68,660. • The spot order book shows intense selling pressure: 86.81% sell orders versus 13.18% buy orders. The Fear & Greed Index has plunged to 20 (“Extreme Fear”). • In the derivatives market, traders are desperately trying to average down—a dangerous strategy, like trying to “catch a falling knife”: the BTC long-to-short (L/S) ratio has risen to 3.32 ($6.93 billion in open interest), while for the $ETH it has reached an anomalous 3.73 ($4.53 billion in open interest). Conditions remain ripe for further stop-loss hunting. 🎯 Scenario: Trying to “catch falling knives” (buying in a free fall) without a reversal pattern is the perfect recipe for wrecking your account. Watch the support level between $67,000 and $67,500 (if it breaks, the target shifts to $65,000). Consider entering a long position on a bounce only once the price has firmly consolidated above $70,200 🚬
Were you liquidated, or did you manage to stay safe in stablecoins? Leave a reaction if you managed to survive! 💀🔥👇
Trump proposes the first Democratic nominees for the SEC and CFTC
President Trump has proposed a bipartisan group of commissioners for the SEC and CFTC—two Republicans and two Democrats—marking his first nominations of Democratic members to either agency.
These nominations would fill out the membership of commissions that have played a key role in shaping cryptocurrency policy. The move comes after the failure of the Clarity Act, an initiative that sought to define the regulatory boundaries between the SEC and CFTC regarding digital assets.
Bitcoin struggles to stay above $68,000 amid persistent selling pressure
Bitcoin fell to an intraday low of $67,568 before partially recovering to around $68,730, after retreating from a session high of $71,514. This move has weakened its short-term technical structure.
The decline reflects the uncertainty that persists across the broader cryptocurrency market. The drop below key price levels has added pressure to BTC’s technical setup; the $70,000 level remains a major resistance point that buyers have so far failed to reclaim on a sustained basis.
Bitcoin falls to its lowest level in three months as $1.6 billion in liquidations shake crypto markets
Bitcoin fell to $67,500, its lowest level in nearly three months, extending November losses to more than 11% as a wave of forced selling swept through crypto markets.
Total liquidations reached $1.6 billion; long positions accounted for most of the losses, with $718.5 million liquidated in just four hours. The wave of selling, which began on Wednesday and continued through Friday, was driven by a combination of factors: a stronger U.S. dollar, ETF outflows, and turbulence in stock markets following the ouster of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The broader risk-off sentiment intensified pressure on crypto assets, which were already facing headwinds from interest rate expectations set by the Federal Reserve.
Bitcoin had briefly held above $70,000 before the cascade of liquidations accelerated the decline, pushing prices down to the $67,500 level.
After losing the key support level, the price eventually fell to the daily 200 EMA, where it finally found a reaction and managed to bounce. However, it still needs to reclaim the key support level to improve its structure. today at 1:17pm
Israel Discount Bank launches Bitcoin and Ether trading in its mobile app on November 26
Starting November 26, Israel Discount Bank will allow eligible customers to buy, hold and sell Bitcoin and Ether directly through its mobile app, making it one of the first traditional banks in Israel to offer cryptocurrency trading services to retail customers.
The service is available to customers over the age of 18. Fireblocks will handle custody of the digital assets. As a launch offer, the bank will charge no trading fees for the first six months.
BlackRock leads $300 million in Bitcoin ETF outflows, marking fifth consecutive session of withdrawals
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $299.9 million on November 11, marking the fifth consecutive session of withdrawals. According to data from SoSoValue, BlackRock’s fund accounted for the largest share of these outflows.
Cumulative outflows over these five sessions reached $1.44 billion; Wednesday’s figure was nearly three times the $95 million recorded the previous day. These sustained redemptions come as Bitcoin continues to trade near the $73,000 level.
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Bitcoin on track to record its first consecutive annual losses in its 18-year history
Bitcoin is heading toward what would be its first consecutive years of losses since its creation, breaking a trend that had held throughout its 18-year trading history. This marks a notable shift in the asset’s long-term performance record, although analysts point out that there are nuances in the underlying data.
🚨 Hackers using artificial intelligence are launching fierce attacks against cryptocurrency exchanges and fintech companies! India's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a warning about a critical threat from a campaign called "CRAFTY FALCON." Autonomous AI tools—specifically ARTEX, PentAGI, Cairn, and CyberStrikeAI—execute attack chains at superhuman speed, infiltrating systems through vulnerable applications and testing environments. To steal assets, attackers exploit corporate payment APIs, scheduling their incursions for weekends and holidays, when monitoring is often less stringent. Experts recommend using hardware security modules (HSMs), cold storage, and implementing multi-signature requirements for fund withdrawals. How do you protect your assets? Share your thoughts in the comments! 👇
#BTC $BTC 💀 Analyzing the headlines: Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal has warned the Trump family’s cryptocurrency ventures that they could face further action after ignoring a request to submit documents. 📊 My take: The entities in question are World Liberty Financial and Fight Fight Fight LLC; they have been required to submit information by January 4, 2027. The focus is on potential conflicts of interest, ties to foreign investors, and *memecoins* such as TRUMP and MELANIA. It’s a hot topic: the “whales” are watching this regulatory pressure very closely. 🎯 Trading verdict: Market risks are rising; don’t rush to invest in questionable assets while they’re at their highs. Manage risk appropriately and protect your capital 🚬. What do you think of the situation? Leave your reactions below! 🔥👇