In-depth Analysis of the Bitcoin Market: The Fatal Traps Behind the Short Sellers' Carnival

Recently, the price of Bitcoin has strongly surpassed the $95,000 mark. Behind the seemingly calm candlesticks lies a thrilling game of long and short positions! Market sentiment shows a bizarre divergence—retail investors generally fear the high levels, with few daring to place long positions at the peak, while many flock into the short camp. However, every stop-loss and every liquidation acts like fuel injected into the market, allowing the bulls to smoothly collect chips at high levels, while the main capital consumes vast amounts of liquidity.

From the perspective of capital flow, in the past week, spot trading has seen continuous outflows. In stark contrast, on the 21st, the main force managed to raise prices using only $20 million in contracts, successfully selling off $1.4 billion in spot. In this contest, the frantic counterattack from the shorts seems imposing, yet it plays right into the hands of the main players. The market continues to consume short forces at a gentle, slow rise, while the main capital takes the opportunity to clear out its spot positions, a classic operation described as 'counting money with tears'.

The current market is in a delicate observation period; the main players are not in a rush to launch a fierce offensive but are waiting for the market sentiment to ferment. It can be anticipated that before the short liquidity is fully drained, Bitcoin will likely continue to rise slowly. As for when the market will turn? Please believe that market turning points are never coincidental; the main players have long marked the prices in the dark and will catch the market off guard at the right moment!