When Bitcoin fell below $67,000, long liquidations intensity reached $276 million

Bitcoin slipping below $67,000 would trigger roughly $276 million in cumulative long liquidations across major centralized exchanges, according to CoinGlass data cited by BlockBeats on the 13th. On the upside, a move above $71,000 would expose about $579 million in cumulative short liquidations. The figures come from liquidation heatmaps that gauge the relative strength of forced-position clusters across price levels. The asymmetry suggests heavier potential short-side pain on a breakout than long-side pain on a breakdown, though the long cluster sits closer to current prices. Traders will watch whether BTC tests the $67,000 support or pushes toward the $71,000 threshold, since either move could accelerate liquidations and add volatility.