The $BTC market is experiencing strong volatility, and the Long side is under greater pressure in the recent correction. 📊 The latest data recorded: 🟢 BTC Long liquidations: approximately $53.91 million 🔴 BTC Short liquidations: approximately $32.92 million 👉 This indicates that when $BTC drops, many traders using leveraged Long positions have been wiped out from the market. ⚠️ Perspective: After the strong Short squeeze phase earlier, the market is showing signs of rebalancing. If $BTC continues to decline, leveraged Long clusters may still continue to be liquidated

The crypto market has just gone through a period of extreme volatility, with a total of over $9.71 billion in positions liquidated within 2 weeks. 🔴 Short: about $6.55 billion liquidated. 🟢 Long: about $3.16 billion liquidated. Notably, Shorts accounted for nearly 67% of total liquidations, indicating that the strong rallies of $BTC and altcoins forced many Short positions to be closed. Recent short squeezes have recorded billions of USD in Shorts wiped out in just a few days. 📌 Perspective: When the amount of Shorts liquidated is too large, buying pressure

BTC just surpassed $80K, at one point reaching about $81.2K before pulling back to around the $79K–80K range. This is a very notable resistance zone. 🔥 Regarding liquidations: the recent surge swept out a huge amount of Shorts, about $3 billion in Shorts during the previous breakout. Therefore, part of the upward momentum came from a short squeeze. 📊 Currently, I am paying attention to: 🟢 $77K–$78K: near support. 🔴 $80K–$82K: strong resistance. 🚀 Holding above $80K → the possibility of targeting $83K remains bright. 🔻 Strong rejection at $80K–82K → likely to stall or correct to absorb profit-taking pressure.

BTC is currently around $78K–$80K after a very strong week of gains, about 20%+. The upward momentum is supported by ETF inflows, short covering, and expectations of better liquidity. 🎯 The $83K mark is the next target I'm watching. If $BTC holds steady at $77K–$78K and breaks through the $80K zone with good volume, the chances of moving up to $82K–$83K will be brighter. ⚠️ But don't FOMO: after a strong surge, BTC could easily retest $75K–$77K before moving forward. 👉 Personal view: I’m still leaning bullish, expecting $83K, but $BTC needs to hold the range

I lean towards the possibility that $BTC still has room to rise, but after a more than 20% increase in one week and approaching $80K, the short-term risk of volatility/profit-taking has increased significantly. $BTC just briefly reached nearly $79.5K. 📈 Factors supporting $BTC: 🏦 Spot Bitcoin ETF continues to attract funds; just this week, capital inflow was about $1.6 billion, indicating institutional demand is returning. 💧 Expectations for improved liquidity following the US Treasury's plan to buy back long-term bonds. 🇺🇸 More positive sentiment with the crypto regulatory framework in the US. 💥 Short s

Bitcoin just had a very strong breakout, rising about 8% in 24 hours, at one point surpassing $76,000–$77,000. 🔥 3 main drivers: 🏦 Strong return of ETF inflows: Spot Bitcoin ETF recorded about $606 million inflow on August 20, marking the 4th consecutive day of inflows. 💥 Short squeeze: Over $1.2 billion in short crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours, creating forced buying pressure and pushing $BTC to rise faster. 🇺🇸 US liquidity & policy: The Treasury's increase in the scale of long-term bond buybacks is being viewed by the market

The market has just experienced a very strong fluctuation following the breakout of $BTC. The latest data shows that the Short side is still under heavy pressure. ₿ BTC Total 24h liquidations: about $461M 🔴 Short: the majority, about $400M+ 🟢 Long: the remainder, about $50–60M $BTC's strong rise triggered a short squeeze, forcing many Short positions to buy back to close their trades. ♦️ ETH Total 24h liquidations: about $176M 🔴 Short also clearly dominates. Some data records show that $ETH alone had hundreds of millions of USD in Shorts wiped out during the period

Bitcoin just had a massive short squeeze, surging strongly from the $63K range to above $70K, at one point reaching about $71K–$71.7K. 🔥 Short liquidation: 🔴 Approximately $2.7–$3 billion in short orders in the crypto market were liquidated during the rally. BTC alone had over $1 billion in shorts liquidated in just about 1 hour. More than 160,000 traders were affected by the squeeze. 📈 Notably: When shorts are liquidated, the system is forced to buy BTC to close positions → creating additional buying pressure and pushing the price up faster. Therefore, part of this pump was due to the