We all know and understand that the nearest zone of huge liquidity is at ATH, but why don’t I pay special attention to this?
Yes, because the liquidation map shows not only the liquidation zones of traders' deposits but also the stops of traders, stops and deposit liquidation can also change as well as limit orders for buying or selling on the glass, now if, for example, BTC goes to the retest zone of the resistance level of the global channel divergence at the 66 to $ mark and breaks through it, let's say, then naturally many will start fixing the loss or adding margin to the Deposit, pushing back the liquidation + the liquidation map does not immediately update its data, so I don't see the point in mentioning liquidity zones on the map, it is much more effective to look at interesting buyer and seller zones, so friends, the liquidation map is great, but you shouldn't rely on it as much as possible
