💥 BTC KEEPS RISING
THE BEARS ARE STILL PAYING
SOMEONE IS ABOUT TO LEARN A COSTLY LESSON
And it usually ends in just one way.
As Bitcoin regains ground, open interest keeps growing.
That means more money is flowing into the market.
What's interesting is when we look at the funding.
On most exchanges, the funding remains negative.
📌 There are traders paying to hold short positions while the price keeps climbing.
Because normally, a healthy rise is accompanied by growing optimism.
But today, the market seems to be doing something else.
It's rising while a significant portion of participants continues to bet against it.
This creates two possible scenarios.
📈 SCENARIO 1: THE BEARS ARE WRONG
Price continues to advance.
Shorts start to get trapped.
Liquidations begin to trigger.
Buying pressure increases.
And the market seeks the next liquidity zone.
In this context, the 67K-68K region appears as a reasonable target.
📉 SCENARIO 2: THE BEARS ARE RIGHT
The current rise acts as distribution.
Sellers use the momentum to build positions.
Supply appears at higher levels.
The advance loses strength.
And the market looks to seek liquidity lower down.
It's a possible scenario.
But it needs to prove itself.
For now, the facts show something else:
✅ Price rising.
✅ Open interest increasing.
✅ Funding predominantly negative.
And as long as those three factors coexist, sellers keep holding a position that isn't proving them right yet.
The market doesn't usually punish the majority for being wrong.
It tends to punish them for insisting on a wrong idea for too long.
📌 The question is not whether BTC can correct.
The question is:
How many shorts are left to be liquidated before that happens? 👇
THE BEARS ARE STILL PAYING
SOMEONE IS ABOUT TO LEARN A COSTLY LESSON
And it usually ends in just one way.
As Bitcoin regains ground, open interest keeps growing.
That means more money is flowing into the market.
What's interesting is when we look at the funding.
On most exchanges, the funding remains negative.
📌 There are traders paying to hold short positions while the price keeps climbing.
Because normally, a healthy rise is accompanied by growing optimism.
But today, the market seems to be doing something else.
It's rising while a significant portion of participants continues to bet against it.
This creates two possible scenarios.
📈 SCENARIO 1: THE BEARS ARE WRONG
Price continues to advance.
Shorts start to get trapped.
Liquidations begin to trigger.
Buying pressure increases.
And the market seeks the next liquidity zone.
In this context, the 67K-68K region appears as a reasonable target.
📉 SCENARIO 2: THE BEARS ARE RIGHT
The current rise acts as distribution.
Sellers use the momentum to build positions.
Supply appears at higher levels.
The advance loses strength.
And the market looks to seek liquidity lower down.
It's a possible scenario.
But it needs to prove itself.
For now, the facts show something else:
✅ Price rising.
✅ Open interest increasing.
✅ Funding predominantly negative.
And as long as those three factors coexist, sellers keep holding a position that isn't proving them right yet.
The market doesn't usually punish the majority for being wrong.
It tends to punish them for insisting on a wrong idea for too long.
📌 The question is not whether BTC can correct.
The question is:
How many shorts are left to be liquidated before that happens? 👇