$BTC

... ok, I will just throw you some info for thought. This is not a market analysis, just personal observations.

So look, when the market surged from 78,000 to 89,000, this event happened when most were in a short position at that moment. And the liquidation price for shorts reached 60 billion. Yes, when the market jumped up, not everyone was liquidated; some closed their positions, some added (but later regretted it when the price reached 100,000), but still, most ended up in the red, and this huge moment of mass liquidations and position closures further pushed the price up (you understand what happens when a position is forcibly closed) and triggered FOMO in other traders, adding even more excitement.

What I'm saying is: large market fluctuations are usually movements in the opposite direction of the trend towards greater capital liquidation, and I noticed that this minimally happens when the total amount of liquidations exceeds 30 billion.