Bitcoin ’Buy The Dip’ Calls Explode as Liquidity Trends Target $107K Magnet Price

Bitcoin traders are screaming 'buy the dip' as liquidity patterns create a gravitational pull toward $107,000.

The Liquidity Magnet Effect

Market depth analysis reveals massive liquidity clusters forming around the $107K level—acting like a financial black hole for price action. These liquidity pools don't just suggest resistance; they create inevitable price targets that algorithms chase relentlessly.

Dip-Buying Frenzy vs. Market Reality

While retail investors pile into dip-buying strategies, institutional liquidity flows tell a different story. The $107K target isn't speculative hopium—it's mathematics playing out across order books. Yet another reminder that in crypto, the 'smart money' usually follows the liquidity, not the Twitter hype.

As one veteran trader quipped: 'Wall Street spends millions on quantum computing to find alpha, while crypto traders just follow the liquidity trails to $107K.' Sometimes the most sophisticated strategies are the obvious ones staring at the order books.

Largest liquidity cluster at $107K

Analysis of order book liquidity also suggests scope for a continued move lower.

According to Hyblock Capital, the deepest liquidity cluster, marked by concentration of buy/sell orders, is seen at $107,000. The level can act as a magnet, pulling the price down, Hyblock explained on X.

Order book liquidity refers to the concentration and availability of buy and sell orders at different price levels in the order book for a specific asset. It reflects market depth and liquidity by showing the volume available to buy or sell at each price.

Large liquidity levels, such as $107,000, can effectively absorb incoming supply and demand, helping to stabilize prices. Additionally, traders often place buy orders NEAR these levels, anticipating a price bounce, which creates a self-reinforcing support effect.

According to Hyblock, smaller but growing liquidity pools are also seen at $109,000 and $111,000.