đ¨OVER $15BN WORTH OF SHORTS TO BE LIQUIDATED IF BITCOIN BREAKS $115,000
According to recent data, traders have accumulated over $15 billion in short positions that will be forceâclosed if Bitcoinâs price climbs past $115,000. When this threshold is breached, exchanges will automatically liquidate undercollateralized short bets, triggering a rapid cascade of buy orders that could push BTC even higher in a short squeeze. Volatility is expected to spike as liquidations hit major derivatives platforms, and analysts are warning that any sustained push above $115,000 could ignite a feedback loop of margin calls and algorithmic buying.
In AIVille, a Web3 simulation game where players build and manage AIâdriven smart cities, similar dynamics play out in a virtual economy. Each city issues its own token tied to resources like energy or AI services. If token prices spike beyond certain oracles akin to Bitcoin crossing $115,000 players holding leveraged positions in those city tokens face forceful liquidations by the smartâcontract engine. AI citizens react in real time, adjusting labor allocation, resource production, and market sentiment based on price shocks. Governors must plan for sudden demand surges and design stabilization mechanisms such as decentralized reserve funds or algorithmic market makers to prevent their cityâs economy from collapsing. This vivid simulation teaches players how to anticipate and mitigate risk in a decentralized, onâchain world where price thresholds can trigger chain reactions just like realâlife crypto liquidations. #aiville
