🦋 US Treasury Butterfly Effect · Final Chapter: The Fireworks of $80,000
Prices rose, triggering a chain reaction.
Leveraged short positions that had bet on Bitcoin falling to $62,000 were liquidated overnight—more than $3.1 billion in short orders were forcibly closed.
What does closing positions mean? The system was forced to buy Bitcoin to repay the debt. The more it bought, the higher the price went; the higher the price went, the more liquidations followed; the more liquidations there were, the more aggressive the buying became.
A self-reinforcing burst of fireworks—blowing apart.
Bitcoin broke through the $80,000 mark, surging more than 20% in a week. More than 90,000 people worldwide were liquidated, with liquidation amounts exceeding $600 million. Everyone watched the candlestick chart and cheered, but forgot to ask: where did this wind come from in the first place?
We’ve given the answer in six parts: From the bond market. From the Japanese retreat. From a cold, quiet auction. From the moment the Treasury Department pressed the buyback button.
Remember this butterfly. Next time it flaps its wings, don’t be the last one to know.
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Prices rose, triggering a chain reaction.
Leveraged short positions that had bet on Bitcoin falling to $62,000 were liquidated overnight—more than $3.1 billion in short orders were forcibly closed.
What does closing positions mean? The system was forced to buy Bitcoin to repay the debt. The more it bought, the higher the price went; the higher the price went, the more liquidations followed; the more liquidations there were, the more aggressive the buying became.
A self-reinforcing burst of fireworks—blowing apart.
Bitcoin broke through the $80,000 mark, surging more than 20% in a week. More than 90,000 people worldwide were liquidated, with liquidation amounts exceeding $600 million. Everyone watched the candlestick chart and cheered, but forgot to ask: where did this wind come from in the first place?
We’ve given the answer in six parts: From the bond market. From the Japanese retreat. From a cold, quiet auction. From the moment the Treasury Department pressed the buyback button.
Remember this butterfly. Next time it flaps its wings, don’t be the last one to know.
Click the avatar to watch the live stream and learn the latest strategy 加入社群领取策略
