🚨BTC Bull Run or Just Another Liquidity Trap? ⚠️
I’m honestly surprised by the people who are already saying that the bull run has started.
BTC is still almost 50% below its all-time high, and you guys think this is the beginning of a bull run?
If you look at the weekly timeframe and actually pay attention, you’ll notice that BTC was around $90K back on January 19, 2026. Now, September 2026 is almost over, and BTC still hasn’t been able to properly break above that $90K level.
I’m not saying BTC can’t touch $90K again. Of course, it can. But calling this a bull run simply because the market pumps 10%–30% is something I don’t understand.
This is the same problem I see again and again: the moment BTC pumps, or even an altcoin pumps, people immediately start calling it a bull run. Then if the market drops, they call it a correction. Whether the market is pumping or dumping, there will always be corrections.
From my perspective, BTC is still showing bearish momentum.
Yes, we have already seen a significant pump, but in my view, a major part of this move was about grabbing liquidity and liquidating traders. Around $1 billion has already been liquidated from the market, and there is still more liquidity sitting above, with many positions reportedly positioned around the $90K+ area.
However, that does NOT mean BTC must reach $90K. It could happen, but it’s not guaranteed.
BTC has already moved significantly higher and has been pumping continuously over the past three months. At any point, we could see a huge drop.
The reason for that drop could be anything — another rate hike, unexpected economic news, or any major event that suddenly creates selling pressure in the market.
So let’s see what happens next.
For now, my focus is on a few altcoins that I believe have strong potential.
If anyone needs guidance, then you can let me know.
#crypto
I’m honestly surprised by the people who are already saying that the bull run has started.
BTC is still almost 50% below its all-time high, and you guys think this is the beginning of a bull run?
If you look at the weekly timeframe and actually pay attention, you’ll notice that BTC was around $90K back on January 19, 2026. Now, September 2026 is almost over, and BTC still hasn’t been able to properly break above that $90K level.
I’m not saying BTC can’t touch $90K again. Of course, it can. But calling this a bull run simply because the market pumps 10%–30% is something I don’t understand.
This is the same problem I see again and again: the moment BTC pumps, or even an altcoin pumps, people immediately start calling it a bull run. Then if the market drops, they call it a correction. Whether the market is pumping or dumping, there will always be corrections.
From my perspective, BTC is still showing bearish momentum.
Yes, we have already seen a significant pump, but in my view, a major part of this move was about grabbing liquidity and liquidating traders. Around $1 billion has already been liquidated from the market, and there is still more liquidity sitting above, with many positions reportedly positioned around the $90K+ area.
However, that does NOT mean BTC must reach $90K. It could happen, but it’s not guaranteed.
BTC has already moved significantly higher and has been pumping continuously over the past three months. At any point, we could see a huge drop.
The reason for that drop could be anything — another rate hike, unexpected economic news, or any major event that suddenly creates selling pressure in the market.
So let’s see what happens next.
For now, my focus is on a few altcoins that I believe have strong potential.
If anyone needs guidance, then you can let me know.
#crypto
