U.S. CPI data showing resilience sparked a rally across crypto markets. Bitcoin surged past the $95K mark, climbing 3.4% to trade at $95,071, while Ethereum didn't miss out, gaining 6.7% to reach $3,335. The bullish momentum triggered a cascade of short liquidations—$594M in positions wiped out as traders caught on the wrong side of the move.
Institutional players seized the opportunity, with Bitcoin ETFs recording $687M in net inflows, signaling renewed confidence in the space. Total crypto market capitalization expanded to $3.34T, reflecting broad-based strength.
Fear and Greed Index reading of 48 pegged sentiment in neutral territory, suggesting room for further upside if momentum sustains. The combination of macro tailwinds and solid institutional demand paints an interesting picture for near-term price action.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 01-17 13:39
Shorts are heavily shorted, feeling great... I really didn't expect the rebound to 94k this time, institutions are really accumulating positions.
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FUDwatcher
· 01-15 02:39
$94,000 broken through, short sellers are about to go bankrupt again haha
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 01-15 01:15
Here we go again, this move by institutions is really impressive, directly pouring 687M into BTC spot ETF... They are really trying to pump the market.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 01-14 14:08
Short positions were liquidated for 5.9 billion, this market movement is indeed something else.
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ValidatorViking
· 01-14 13:55
longs getting absolutely decimated at 95k... the real test is whether these eth inflows hold or we see another flush out. institutional money's nice and all but let's see if the network can actually handle the throughput when it matters.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-14 13:53
The bears got caught again, this time 594M... That's pretty intense.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-14 13:45
Good grief, institutions are starting to buy the dip again. 594M liquidation, serves them right.
U.S. CPI data showing resilience sparked a rally across crypto markets. Bitcoin surged past the $95K mark, climbing 3.4% to trade at $95,071, while Ethereum didn't miss out, gaining 6.7% to reach $3,335. The bullish momentum triggered a cascade of short liquidations—$594M in positions wiped out as traders caught on the wrong side of the move.
Institutional players seized the opportunity, with Bitcoin ETFs recording $687M in net inflows, signaling renewed confidence in the space. Total crypto market capitalization expanded to $3.34T, reflecting broad-based strength.
Fear and Greed Index reading of 48 pegged sentiment in neutral territory, suggesting room for further upside if momentum sustains. The combination of macro tailwinds and solid institutional demand paints an interesting picture for near-term price action.