$BTC Let's break it down. Imagine two traders: one goes long at 108,000, and the other goes short at the same price. The long position's liquidation price is 106,000, while the short position's liquidation price is 110,000. In a bullish market, when the price hits 108,800 and the long trader cashes out, it's likely to keep climbing towards 110,000. The bulls are in control, and there aren't many opposing forces holding them back. The price will keep rising until it hits the bears' liquidation price or stop-loss, releasing their funds to partially compensate the longs. The exchange gets the rest. Makes sense, right? I exited my trade halfway, and the price kept soaring. So, if you're trading against the trend, going short in a bullish market, you'll likely get crushed before reaching your target. 🤔 #bitcoin#StrategicTrading
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