Published 19 Jun 2026, 09:37 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:57 UTC
Killa
@KillaXBT
Quoting · 6 Oct 2025, 11:04 UTC · context given to the AI
$BTC This is likely why traders are confidently targeting 140K. But let me share a story. Back in 2022, BTC was sitting at 16K, and there were billions in liquidations stacked below at 14–15K, the biggest liquidation pool I’d ever seen. I, like many others, wanted to long into that level, so I waited. And waited...And waited. But the retest never came. Instead, price rallied straight to 25K. I was speechless. Pissed to say the least. I ended up buying my BTC bags at 30K, along with SOL and a few other alts. The key lesson I’ve learned is that markets often front-run major liquidation pools, especially during moments of peak fear or euphoria. That’s why I remain cautious, experience has shown me not to rely on soley based on liquidations.At some point, $BTC is going to front run major HTF liquidity. Just like the market front ran the 140K liquidity above, it can do the exact same thing on the downside, leaving many in complete disbelief. I'm not saying we won't sweep below 60K, but it's something worth considering. Markets have a habit of front running the levels everyone is focused on. Because if this particular liquidity below 60K gets grabbed, there's a very good chance the next major pool that forms between July and September never gets filled, marking the macro bottom. Worth noting.View original on X ↗
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