Bitcoin's momentum is picking up steam. The leading crypto just broke through $97,000, marking its highest level in eight weeks as a wave of short liquidations floods the market. Traders are watching the $100,000 psychological barrier more closely now—odds of hitting that milestone have shifted noticeably in recent sessions. The move reflects a combination of forced short covering and renewed buying pressure, with market participants reassessing their positions as BTC challenges key resistance levels. That clean six-figure number isn't just a headline anymore; it's becoming a realistic near-term target.
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FOMOSapien
· 4h ago
97k has been broken, the 100,000 mark is really not far away. Who understands the thrill of short positions exploding, who understands
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LiquiditySurfer
· 20h ago
Another wave of short positions got liquidated. Is the 100,000 yuan threshold really going to be broken?
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LiquidityWitch
· 20h ago
9.7k, this position's short squeeze exploded, 100,000 is just around the corner.
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MetadataExplorer
· 20h ago
Bitcoin is about to break $100,000, and the short positions got wiped out pretty badly haha
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SolidityStruggler
· 20h ago
97k has been broken, is 100k far behind? The bears should back down now.
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WalletInspector
· 21h ago
97k has been broken? Wow, this wave is really fierce. I can smell the explosion of the bears.
Bitcoin's momentum is picking up steam. The leading crypto just broke through $97,000, marking its highest level in eight weeks as a wave of short liquidations floods the market. Traders are watching the $100,000 psychological barrier more closely now—odds of hitting that milestone have shifted noticeably in recent sessions. The move reflects a combination of forced short covering and renewed buying pressure, with market participants reassessing their positions as BTC challenges key resistance levels. That clean six-figure number isn't just a headline anymore; it's becoming a realistic near-term target.