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Bitcoin’s liquidation heatmap shows a key cluster at 64K before upside targets at 76K. Capital flows are now setting the stage. Bitcoin is range-bound. That much is obvious. What isn’t obvious is how cleanly the heatmap has laid out the next sequence of moves. According to LP_NXT on X, low-leverage liquidation clusters are stacking to the upside. The first sits around 69K. A larger concentration rests between 72K and 73K. A smaller one appears near 76K. The 64K Zone Everyone Needs to Watch Before any of that becomes relevant, 64K is the key. LP_NXT flagged it directly, noting that a downside cluster sits there and could act as a target before any sustained move higher. The 63K wick is also part of the picture. A sweep of both levels, LP_NXT said on X, would align with a high-probability scalp long zone. The targets from that entry point directly to those upside liquidation clusters stacked above current price. That structure is not random. It’s capital flow logic. Liquidity needs to get taken before price can run clean. Capital Flows Replaced Everything Else Price has been rotating inside the same tight range for days. Sellers have repeatedly failed to push through the lows with any follow-through. That detail matters. As LP_NXT outlined, the way price behaves near lows tells you whether sellers have conviction or not. Right now, they don’t. The heatmap shows both sides are still in play but the downside sweep to 64K looks like the cleaner path first. This is how capital flows work in a mature derivatives market. It isn’t about fundamentals or macro news in the short term. It’s about where leverage is sitting and which pockets of liquidity get taken first. Range Still Holds, But Not for Long Bitcoin continues trading inside the same local range…
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