A Nov. 7 Bitcoin (BTC) liquidation map attached its higher intensity reading to a move above $77,000, while the live price sat between that level and the $75,000 downside marker.
CoinGecko and exchange spot data put BTC at $75,349 as of 02:26 UTC on Nov. 9. That left the price above the lower marker and below the upper one.
The map assigned $958 million of short-side intensity to prices above $77,000 and $345 million of long-side intensity below $75,000. The upper reading was about 2.8 times as high as the lower one. Each applies only after BTC crosses its corresponding level.
The dollar labels compare mapped areas of concentrated liquidation positions; they do not count contracts or show that the full amounts would be liquidated. The map describes higher intensity as a possible sign of a sharper market response if price reaches the area.
An earlier EconoTimes report on a Nov. 5 Bitcoin map used different thresholds, so the figures cannot be compared directly.
