What if the next $BTC move isn’t a dump… but a short squeeze straight toward $88,000? 👀
I’ve been watching the 1H structure, and this is getting interesting. $BTC has broken out with a strong bullish candle and is holding around $85,000 after the move.
But the bigger reason I’m watching the upside is liquidity.
There’s a huge cluster of short liquidations above price and around $76.9M short sellers liquidity between $86,400 and $89,600. That puts the $88,000 area right inside the zone where a lot of shorts could get squeezed.
So I’m taking a LONG on $BTC here.
Entry: ~$85,300–$85,500
TP: $88,000
SL: $84,400 👇🏻
The structure is bullish, the 1H breakout is there, and there’s a clear pool of liquidity sitting above us.
Now the question is simple: does the market let all those shorts survive, or does it go collect them first?
I’ve been watching the 1H structure, and this is getting interesting. $BTC has broken out with a strong bullish candle and is holding around $85,000 after the move.
But the bigger reason I’m watching the upside is liquidity.
There’s a huge cluster of short liquidations above price and around $76.9M short sellers liquidity between $86,400 and $89,600. That puts the $88,000 area right inside the zone where a lot of shorts could get squeezed.
So I’m taking a LONG on $BTC here.
Entry: ~$85,300–$85,500
TP: $88,000
SL: $84,400 👇🏻
The structure is bullish, the 1H breakout is there, and there’s a clear pool of liquidity sitting above us.
Now the question is simple: does the market let all those shorts survive, or does it go collect them first?
