CryptoReviewing
CryptoReviewing|Aug 25, 2026 11:06
This is getting seriously interesting. BTC pumped from $75,500 to $81,200 this morning liquidating $793M in the past 24 hours! But here’s the important part: Yesterday, I said that a clean break above $80,000 would favour continuation higher. That’s exactly what happened. Bitcoin broke straight through $80,000 and pushed towards $81,200 before cooling off. The Bullish structure is still playing out exactly as I wanted, but $80,000 now needs to start acting as support rather than resistance for further upside. Bitcoin now has roughly $2B liquidity above between $81,000 - $83,000 and $4.9B below between $73,000 - $78,500. This means that once again the bigger HTF liquidity imbalance below just got bigger, so a deeper pullback remains the main risk if momentum starts weakening. On the LTF, the largest liquidity magnets sit at $77,700 below and $81,200 - $81,900 above. This means Bitcoin will likely sweep these levels today. Whales have rebuilt large sell walls around $81,500 - $83,000 while some insanely large bids are now stacking from $74,500 - $78,500 below. This means smart money views the $74,500 - $78,500 zone as maximum value for accumulation and the zone up to $83,000 as the perfect sell/short zone. Meanwhile, OI has cooled from the recent spike, spot volume remains very strong, futures buying has improved and Coinbase Premium is much healthier than it was last week. This effectively means leverage has cooled down slightly while spot demand is still supporting the move higher - exactly what you'd want to see after such a huge pump. So to make things simple for you: - $80K reclaim was Bullish - $77.7K and $81.2K are now the two LTF magnets - $81K - $83K is the next upside liquidity zone - $4.9B below keeps $73K - $78.5K as the bigger HTF risk I’ll post any changes to my positioning and the key levels I’m watching in the free Telegram (link in bio).(CryptoReviewing)
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