According to @CrypNuevo, BTC’s short liquidation pool around $96,000 has been cleared, highlighting that area as recently swept liquidity (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Jan 18, 2026). According to @CrypNuevo, emerging long liquidation levels are appearing near $86,000, with the 1D long wick 50% level sitting around $83,000 as an additional liquidity reference for downside moves (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Jan 18, 2026). According to @CrypNuevo, traders can map $96K, $86K, and $83K as actionable BTC liquidity zones for risk management and potential volatility triggers (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Jan 18, 2026).

According to CrypNuevo, high-timeframe liquidations are concentrated above BTC near $96,000, while low-timeframe liquidations cluster to the downside around $85,000, source: CrypNuevo on X, Dec 28, 2025. He adds that the more efficient path is a move down into the low $80,000s before rebounding to target upside liquidity near $96,000, source: CrypNuevo on X, Dec 28, 2025. This outlines a potential BTC liquidity sweep where downside liquidations are cleared before an upside liquidity grab, source: CrypNuevo on X, Dec 28, 2025.

According to @glassnode, at a BTC price of $96,000, nearly 99% of investors who accumulated Bitcoin within the past 155 days are currently holding unrealized losses. Source: https://twitter.com/glassnode/status/1989347450499551692 and https://glassno.de/47GyFfn This shows the recent-buyer cohort is overwhelmingly underwater at current levels, a condition traders track via Glassnode’s on-chain metrics to assess potential overhead supply from recent entrants. Source: https://glassno.de/47GyFfn