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Bitcoin moves above $75,000 or below $71,000 could trigger over $1.2 billion in liquidations

Bitcoin could see cumulative liquidations of $1.154 billion on major centralized exchanges if the price rebounds above $75,000, Coinglass data show, as cited by BlockBeats on March 5. A drop below $72,000 would correspond to $334 million in long liquidations, while a move below $71,000 would reach $1.234 billion in liquidation intensity. BlockBeats notes the liquidation chart reflects relative intensity of liquidation clusters rather than exact contract numbers or values, with higher bars indicating concentrated liquidity that may trigger stronger market reactions when price reaches those levels.
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