#BERA Short Liquidation: $37.253K at $0.69589
Shorts just got squeezed hard. $37K liquidated at 0.69589 and that kind of forced buy pressure doesn’t happen quietly. When shorts get wiped, it usually means bears were leaning too heavy — and the market punished them fast.
This type of liquidation often signals one of two things:
Either this is the start of a momentum shift, or it’s a liquidity grab before another move.
Right now, the key question is follow-through. If price holds above 0.69 and buyers step in with volume, we could see continuation toward the next resistance zone. A clean push with rising volume would confirm strength. But if volume fades and price slips back below the liquidation level, it may turn into a fake breakout trap.
What I’m watching next:
– Does price consolidate above 0.70?
– Is open interest rebuilding aggressively?
– Are funding rates flipping positive too fast?
If momentum builds, shorts will hesitate to re-enter, giving bulls room to breathe. If not, volatility increases and both sides get chopped.
This is the part smart traders focus on: reaction after liquidation, not the liquidation itself.
Manage risk. Let confirmation lead.
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