Most traders lose money during explosive green candles not because they are wrong on the trend, but because they trade against the momentum during low-liquidity hours.

We have all felt that sudden wave of panic watching $BTC rip upward while sitting on a hedge or waiting for a dip that never comes. The instinct to short an overextended move usually ends with forced liquidations instead of quick profits.

During the recent Asia session, $BTC unleashed a classic short squeeze that drove prices straight toward $87K. I have watched this exact pattern play out across multiple cycles: capital flows quietly while Western desks sleep, thin order books amplify the push, and overleveraged late shorters end up providing the fuel for the breakout. When liquidity is shallow, momentum always overshoots your calculated resistance levels.

Instead of fighting the move or chasing green wicks, the safer play is watching how $ETH and major pairs react once regular volume steps in to confirm the trend.

Are you treating this move toward $87K as real continuation or just another liquidity hunt before a cooldown?

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