My personal BTC analysis: $BTC moved from around **$64K to $87K with very little meaningful retracement**, while the market remained heavily bearish. In my view, this created a situation where short-side liquidity was repeatedly taken, and the move eventually pushed into the major **$87.3K area**, which was swept before price started pulling back. BTC actually printed a high around **$87.37K on September 21**, followed by a pullback toward the mid-$85Ks. ([Investing.com][1]) The next major upside liquidity area I’m watching is around **$100K**, while currently I see relatively less obvious liquidity above and more liquidity sitting below. After such a strong move without a proper retracement, the market sentiment has also become much more bullish, which is exactly why I’m watching the downside carefully. Personally, I took a **sniper short around $87.3K** after the liquidity sweep. My first target is **$82K**, second target **$80K**, and my final area of interest is around the **50-week SMA/EMA zone**. If BTC gets a strong weekly close below **$78K**, I would look to trail the short rather than close everything immediately. On the other hand, if BTC holds the higher levels and the bearish thesis fails, I would start looking for **heavy accumulation for a long-term position**. In my view, **$70K is still possible**, because there is significant liquidity around that area, including potential stop-loss liquidity. This is my personal market thesis, not a guaranteed prediction — the key confirmation for me is how BTC reacts around **$82K–$80K and ultimately $78K**
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