Conclusion first: In this hour, Bitcoin rose by less than 1%, yet about 80% of the liquidation orders are shorts. Those who chased the drop have been buried as well.

Current price is around 76,315. Binance and OKX both show gains consistently stuck between 0.8% and 1%. Over the past 24 hours, the high was 77,140 and the low was 75,010.

In this hour, the entire market liquidated positions worth $35 million, with shorts accounting for 80.5%. If we stretch it to a 4-hour window, shorts still make up nearly seventy percent; over 24 hours, it’s also around seventy percent. Seventy percent of liquidations are shorts—it’s not a one-off coincidence, but a consistent pattern of getting slapped in the face.

The biggest order on Binance: 5.79 BTC were force-liquidated at 77,336, worth $448,000. Binance alone absorbed 64% of the liquidations across the entire market in this hour.

Across the entire network, contract positions have remained stable at $42 billion, with almost no change over the past 24 hours. However, in the last 4 hours, Hyperliquid has quietly reduced its positions by 4%, which doesn’t match the trend of other exchanges.

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The shorts were buried again this past hour. Do you think the rebound can hold up?

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