If a significant amount of shorts are stacked around the $93k–$95k liquidity zone (with $125M liquidity sitting there), and that liquidity isn't swept — then that’s a signal worth watching.

Here’s what could happen if it’s not swept:

1. Price reversal: It may imply the move upward is losing momentum. If BTC can’t push through and claim those shorts, it could signal a local top and lead to a pullback.

2. Trap setup: Market makers could be setting a trap — letting the liquidity build, luring in more shorts, then pushing price hard into that zone for a big short squeeze later.

3. Distribution phase: If whales or institutions are unloading, they may allow price to hover just below those highs to distribute supply without triggering a liquidity sweep, which would spike volatility.

Now, if it is swept, we could see:

A fast squeeze upwards

Slippage from shorts adding fuel to the rally

Possibly a blow-off top scenario if retail FOMO kicks in

In short: if that 93–95k isn’t touched, and we start rolling over, that zone becomes a key “missed” liquidity target. Watch for failed attempts or repeated rejections — it could be the early warning of downside.

You watching that area closely or thinking of playing it?