👀Important information dear friends
Bitcoin’s jump to $64,500 wasn’t real buying it was basically one long squeeze catching short sellers off guard. The data from CryptoQuant spells it out: people stacked up shorts on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and Deribit, and when the tide turned, funding rates flipped and the market squeezed them out. We saw 637 BTC worth of shorts wiped in a single day the biggest hit in nearly a month.

Right now, funding rates have slid from 0.006% down to 0.003%. When that happens, you don’t have to wait long for another squeeze. But the real trouble is, spot demand just isn’t showing up. Meanwhile, ETFs are leaking—$267.2 million gone this week alone.

CryptoQuant calls the market a “low-volume liquidity trap,” and it’s hard to argue with that. If Bitcoin slips under $60,000 and you keep seeing more coins moving onto exchanges $50,000 starts looking possible.

Bottom line: This whole move was born in the derivatives market, not from real buying pressure. If you’re thinking about jumping in, focus on spot flows instead. That’s what actually matters right now.
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