There is data suggesting that the price of Bitcoin might rise again.
These are potential liquidations of leveraged positions.
Today, in fact, approximately $4.34 billion in short position liquidations are possible in the event of a 10% price increase, while there are only $2.35 billion in potential long position liquidations in the event of a 10% decrease.
This imbalance is decidedly significant, and it suggests a higher probability of an upward movement rather than a decline.
Forced Liquidations
In the futures market, it is possible to open long and short positions on margin.
This means you can bet on the bull or bear movement of an asset’s price without needing to own or purchase it.
However, these positions must be closed at some point, and since selling short (i.e., shorting) means borrowing assets to sell them, but with the obligation to eventually repurchase and return them, it is necessary to ensure having the capital to repurchase them (the same appli
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