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    Bitcoin Risks Decrease to $108K as Bargain Hunters Emerge

    Ethan CarterBy Ethan CarterSeptember 25, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Key points:

    • The sell-off of Bitcoin has deepened, yet data indicates that spot buyers are increasing their allocation.

    • Liquidation heatmap data implies that the sell-off could reach down to $107,000.

    On Thursday, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to a 2-week low of $108,865. Despite various entities showing interest in purchasing at the lower range, selling during the Asian trading session has diminished the gains made during each US session rebound.

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    Returns of Bitcoin by trading session and region. Source: Velo data

    Over the past week, traders have entered to buy at intra-day lows. However, liquidation heatmap data from Hyblock reveals a cluster of leveraged long positions at risk of being absorbed from $111,000 to $107,000.

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    BTC/USDT liquidation heatmap from a 3-day lookback. Source: Hyblock

    In addition to the liquidation risks, the perpetual futures markets continue to impact Bitcoin’s daily price movements. Heavy selling from institutional-sized investors (1,000 to 10 million) continues to outweigh the spot buying from retail investor-sized orders (100 to 1,000).

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    BTC/USDT CVDs on a 4-hour chart. Source: Hyblock

    Despite Bitcoin’s near drop below $110,000, a significant development today is the aggregate spot orderbook bid-ask ratio shifting back toward buyers. This metric gauges “the relationship between the volume of buy orders (bids) and sell orders (asks) in an order book,” ranging from -1 to 1, with zero indicating an equal number of buy and sell orders.

    Hyblock states,

    “A bid/ask ratio above 0 signifies more buy orders than sell orders, potentially indicating stronger demand for the asset at the current price level.”

    Related: Bitcoin is poised for an ‘imminent’ $110K retest as the US dollar approaches a three-week high

    When adjusted to 10% depth at only spot exchanges, buyer activity has started to emerge as the price dipped to $110,553 from $111,200. This buying is corroborated by the anchored 4-hour cumulative volume delta, showing a spike in buy volume (indicated by yellow arrows).

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    BTC/USDT CVDs and bid-ask ratio on a 1-hour chart. Source: Hyblock

    While spot volumes are relatively small compared to the trading activity in perpetual futures, the resurgence of a bid-ask ratio favoring buyers marks a first since it was last observed from September 5 to September 7, right before BTC surged from $107,500 to its recent peak at $118,200.

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    BTC/USDT CVDs and bid-ask ratio on a 4-hour chart. Source: Hyblock

    This article does not offer investment advice or recommendations. All investing and trading involves risks, and readers should perform their own research before making decisions.