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Liqwall — liquidation maps, whale entries and order-book walls from every exchange. Daily BTC/ETH/SOL setups and live strategy trades.
Liqwall — liquidation maps, whale entries and order-book walls from every exchange. Daily BTC/ETH/SOL setups and live strategy trades.
🟢 Citadel · Shield — the bot opened LONG $BNB Entry 700.000 · live account Limit adds: 678.970 · 657.970 Now: take 713.610 Every action on this trade — in the next posts, the result — a card after the close.
Only 5% of $BTC options expire tomorrow at 08:00 UTC, so the $79,000 max pain pull is weak. Below $79,300 dealers amplify moves instead of dampening them, and sellers are waiting at $78,300. The likelier path is a test of the $77,000 put wall, and if it breaks, a fast slide to $76,000, where $60M of long liquidations sit. The magnet to $79,000 is a story for a bigger expiry, not this one.
Who is really pushing $BTC down after the Binance hack? Not the hacker. All 18,270 stolen coins, about $1.4B, sit in 19 wallets, 17 of them with exactly 1,000 each, and none has moved since Thursday night. Meanwhile $445M of longs were liquidated in a day against only $85M of shorts. The pressure comes from leverage, not from the stolen coins. While those addresses stay quiet it stays that way, and the first transfer from any of the 19 becomes the one headline that overrides everything else.
Want a riddle? It seems like the exchange was hacked, everything is bad, and many billions of dollars were stolen. But there’s one small detail: why did MM Wintermute withdraw 20,000 ETH and more than 300 million dollars from the exchange in a week before the hack? What a strange coincidence, huh?
More buyers in the limit orders, and $SOL is still falling. That is not support. Price is sliding while open interest drains, so traders are closing positions, not building new ones. In this setup the market is waiting for a lower price, and the move usually continues down into $91-93, where the densest bids sit, about $34M. A bounce is likelier from there than from $95. Above $97 the downside case is off.
A whale is long $70M of $ETH with just $4M left on the account. His liquidation sits at $2,120, 4% lower, roughly one normal day of ETH movement. At the same level another large account has $60M of long liquidations. Price is $2,210 right now, sitting on the 5-day low at $2,200. While ETH holds above $2,200, that cluster just waits. If $2,200 breaks, the target is $2,120, and forced selling from two accounts will be waiting there.
At 22:00 UTC the whole market tilted hard toward buyers: limit orders show twice as many bids as asks. Meanwhile $BTC is still red, down 2.6% on the day at $79,000. This setup has mostly ended in a move up lately, with almost no push against it. Upside is the likelier path. One level decides it: $78,900, the close of the signal candle. Hold above and the long case stands, lose it and the signal is broken.
A short on $ADA added +0.64% to the deposit in under two hours. The Shield bot opened it yesterday at 16:00 UTC at $0.2064 and took profit at 17:50 UTC at $0.2022: +2.0% net move. The coin has since slid to $0.1920, and Shield's result is already locked in. That's 12 closed trades since Oct 1, and all 12 in profit. The streak keeps going.
Price is getting pushed down, and buy orders keep stacking up while it happens. Buyers outnumber sellers three to one across the market, and $BTC has a wall of bids right next to the price. Open interest has been falling for 4 hours: shorts and leverage are leaving. Now $79,000, down 2.7% on the day. A bounce up is the likelier path, and the better way to build a long is in parts on the way from $78,800 to $77,600. Price can first slip about 1% lower, and that move sits entirely inside the zone. While $77,600 holds, growth is more likely than more downside.
Price is bleeding, yet the market has already positioned for a bounce. At 00:00 Moscow time buyers outnumbered sellers two to one in limit orders, and $BTC grew a wall of bids right next to the price. It trades at $79,300 now, down 2.5% on the day. This setup more often ends with a move up. The better way to build a long is in parts on the way from $78,800 to $77,600, and a bounce from that zone is the likelier path. Below $77,600 the bullish case is off.
$ETH is down 3.7% on the day, yet buyers in the limit orders just took the lead: there are twice as many of them as sellers, and a wall of limit buys has built up right next to the price. It's $2,280 now. A bounce up is more likely. Build longs in parts on the way from $2,260 to $2,220. $2,220 is the level that matters: while price holds above it, the bounce setup stays valid.
Price is bleeding, yet the market has already positioned for a bounce. At 00:00 Moscow time buyers outnumbered sellers two to one in limit orders, and $BTC grew a wall of bids right next to the price. It trades at $79,300 now, down 2.5% on the day. This setup more often ends with a move up. The better way to build a long is in parts on the way from $78,800 to $77,600, and a bounce from that zone is the likelier path. Below $77,600 the bullish case is off.
🟢 Citadel · Shield — the bot opened SHORT $ADA Entry 0.20630 · live account Now: take 0.20230 Every action on this trade — in the next posts, the result — a card after the close.
$HYPE liqs: $3M of shorts gone in 2h, 181x normal. • Shorts are the fuel and they just burned. • ECB at 13:15 UTC could add volatility. Buying this spike after the squeeze?
$BTC lost 1.7% in 24h while futures sold $380M. • Over the last 4h futures flipped to +$145M and spot added $53M. 📈 Open interest is up just 0.5%, so this isn't a leverage pump. 📉 Shorting the dip before PCE at 12:30 UTC? If 79K breaks, spot buyers are wrong and 78K comes fast. #BitcoinFallsBelow80K
$ETH 78% of accounts are long and price is already -2.2% on the day at 2,310. • Top traders sit 65% long too. 📉 A crowded long isn't a dump signal by itself, and there's no spot selling here. • Odds favor a bounce, but 2,310 has to hold into PCE at 12:30 UTC. Who's shorting this crowd?
$ETH 78% of accounts are long and price is already -2.2% on the day at 2,310. • Top traders sit 65% long too. 📉 A crowded long isn't a dump signal by itself, and there's no spot selling here. • Odds favor a bounce, but 2,310 has to hold into PCE at 12:30 UTC. Who's shorting this crowd?
10x normal liqs on $SOL: $2M of longs gone in 3h. Dip buyers are trapped near 101. Short from 100.9, stop 102, target 98.5. I expect one more leg down into the Fed. Would you hold this short through 21:00 MSK? #ByXIMPACT
