🔥 Bitcoin Keeps Pushing Higher as Short Sellers Get Wiped Out

Bitcoin continues its climb toward $71,000, triggering one of the largest liquidation events the crypto market has seen in months.

Total crypto liquidations have reportedly reached around $3.2 billion, with short positions accounting for roughly 92% of the damage.
The scale is remarkable.

More than $1 billion in short positions were liquidated within a single hour as BTC accelerated toward the $70K–$71K area, creating a powerful short squeeze that forced bearish traders to buy back BTC at increasingly higher prices.

This is reportedly the largest liquidation wave since the October 10, 2025 black-swan event.

The mechanism is brutal:
BTC rises → shorts get liquidated → forced buybacks push BTC higher → more shorts get liquidated.

And that feedback loop can turn a relatively normal rally into a violent vertical move in a matter of hours.

After spending weeks struggling below the $70K level, Bitcoin has now forced a large portion of the market to reconsider its bearish positioning.
The real question now is whether this move is simply a massive short squeeze or the beginning of a more sustainable trend reversal.
For now, one thing is undeniable:

The bears just got absolutely destroyed. 🔥

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