Most violent market rallies are not driven by genuine spot accumulation, but by the brutal mechanics of forced short liquidations.

Nothing hurts quite like watching a disciplined short position get wiped out in minutes because the market decided to hunt liquidity. Every veteran trader has been on the receiving end of that cascade, watching hard-earned profits vanish into a sudden wick.

Looking closely at recent price action on $AKE, millions of dollars in short positions were wiped out across the $0.11 to $0.12 zone. In previous market cycles with assets like $BTC, this structural setup repeated constantly: price moves toward dense clusters of stop orders simply because liquidity acts like a magnet.

The real trap right now is assuming the move is over. Larger liquidation pools often sit higher up the ladder, and a runner like $AKE can easily stretch well beyond logical resistance just to flush out the remaining bears before finding equilibrium.

Are you seeing signs of another squeeze higher, or do you think the move is exhausted?

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