What does the jump in Bitfinex margin longs mean for BTCUSD?

A surge to about 77,100 BTC suggests large traders are buying weakness. Historically, similar builds have formed near local lows, but timing is uncertain. It is a contrarian signal, not a guarantee. Wait for confirmations such as closes back above 84,200 and the 50-day average near 89,814.

Which BTCUSD levels should Japan-based traders watch today?

Key supports sit at 75,644 and the year low at 74,420. Initial resistance is 84,138, then 88,709 and the 50-day average at 89,814. A close above 84,200 would steady momentum. A break below 75,600 increases risk of a slide toward 74,420 and possibly 70,000.

How do crypto liquidations affect the Bitcoin price outlook?

High leverage can trigger forced selling when price dips, creating a chain reaction. Recent liquidations over $19B show this risk is active. Until BTCUSD reclaims resistance zones and leverage resets, bounces can fade quickly. Monitor funding rates, open interest, and price closes at key levels.

What would signal a bullish reversal for BTCUSD?

First, a daily close back above 84,200 to reduce immediate pressure. Next, reclaim the Bollinger midpoint at 88,709 and the 50-day average at 89,814. Rising OBV and a MACD cross toward zero would add confidence. Together, these signals raise odds of a sustained recovery.

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BTCUSD Today: February 06 — Bitfinex Longs Spike Amid $19B Liquidations

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 6, 2026February 6, 2026

BTCUSD trades near 78,648, down 6.94% today, as Bitcoin extends its weekly slide. Bitfinex margin longs have climbed to about 77,100 BTC, a two-year high, hinting at dip buying by large traders. More than $19B in recent crypto liquidations keeps downside risk high. For investors in Japan, price is quoted in USD, while local exchanges reflect yen moves. We outline today’s levels, momentum, and a clear Bitcoin price outlook, with practical risk steps for JPY-based accounts.