$BTC liquidity map looks loaded on both sides.
Right under price, between $63.7K and $65K, there’s a clear pocket of low-leverage longs. Stops sitting tight. If the market wants fuel, that’s an easy sweep. One flush there triggers forced selling and opens the book quickly.
Above, around $70K, shorts are stacking. That cluster is thicker. Bigger prize.
HTF still range-bound. LTF showing hesitation, not commitment. This is the kind of structure where price hunts one side first before revealing intent.
If $63.7K–$65K gets swept but then reclaimed, that changes the tone fast. Absorption there could flip momentum and send price squeezing toward the $70K zone. But if that region breaks clean and holds below, structure tilts bearish and continuation lower becomes the path of least resistance.
Right now it’s not about bias. It’s about which liquidity pool gets tapped first and how price behaves after.
Direction follows fuel.
