$BTC $BTC BTC is currently trading around $81,392 (spot), and this is where the main liquidity clusters are located based on the latest order book data and liquidation heatmap:

Largest liquidity cluster: $80,000
This is the most critical level. A large wall of short-side liquidity has accumulated here — it’s a psychological barrier and the most concentrated short position.
BTC has just broken above this level (currently around ~$81.3K), meaning those short positions are now under pressure.
If BTC closes above $80K on the daily timeframe, it could trigger a short squeeze that accelerates the price toward $84k–$85.5k as trapped short positions are forced to close.
[Ali’s Chart] [Coinsprobe]
Buy-side liquidity pool (support zone below)
If $80K fails to hold as support during the correction, the densest buy cluster is at:
• $75k — the first defense zone, where significant bid liquidity is expected
• $73,000 — the second defense line with concentrated long orders
• $70,000 — a deeper liquidity pool representing a full retest of the breakout zone
The 100-day moving average at $72,352 sits right within this corridor and is a "must-hold" level structurally to keep the bullish breakout thesis intact.
[Coinsprobe]
What does this mean now?
BTC has broken through $80K the wall and is trading above it. The main question is whether BTC can sustain a daily close above $80K — if yes, the short squeeze dynamics could push the price quickly toward $84K–$85.5K.
If it fails and drops back below, the $75K–$73K zone is where the most buy liquidity is located to absorb the decline.
A decisive daily close outside the $75K–$80K range (either above or below) is likely to determine the trend for the rest of May.
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