Last Friday of month Bitcoin uses to find the max pain point between Puts (bears) and Calls (bulls). Anyway, on January’23 it was not like that.

On Deribit actually, max pain is at $24.000.

https://metrics.deribit.com/options/BTC

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In Coinglass, we see 9.500 BTC on $25.000, 8.000 BTC on $28.000 and 9.100 BTC on $30.000. At $24.000 there is 6.400 BTC. So, I don’t see a clear target price.

https://www.coinglass.com/pro/options/strike

https://void.cat/d/48JPUS9jJVhSYB2asrxjVD.webp

On Bitcoin Funding Rates we can see if people are positioning on longs (green) or shorts (red)

https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/bitcoin-funding-rates/

https://void.cat/d/JDFLuyh7EabtjLZT4NvKBp.webp

Other good indicator of liquidations, Mariel shared on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/Mariellangsaez/status/1632493989172527108

Trying 15min it's quite good.

Don’t forget, look for where liquidity is. Liquidations map is a magnet for the price.

https://void.cat/d/5WoH81EcVtsUMwCXGKn9rj.webp

Finally some tips. Looking at volume and price

Price ⬇️ + Open interest ⬆️ = Shorts opening

Price ⬆️ + Open interest ⬇️ = Shorts closing/liqs

https://void.cat/d/BUKoDEeBKnmrij8ixdbwe1.webp

Note: Stock prices don’t always gravitate to a max pain price