Bitcoin (BTC) lost over 15% of its value from January 11 highs to its lows on January 12. This sudden price shift caused a bearish sentiment to surge, encouraging traders to bet against the leading cryptocurrency. In this context, Bitcoin could be on the verge of seeing a short squeeze, making its price soar.
Not only did Bitcoin suffer from that, but other cryptocurrencies also experienced sell-offs and more short positions against them. For example, Ethereum (ETH) lost nearly 10% from its highest price on January 11 to its lowest the next day.
Interestingly, traders create liquidity pools upward by opening a short position, which can become market makers’ targets. If the cryptocurrency reaches these liquidity pools, the positions are closed or liquidated, skyrocketing the price further. This is what is called a short squeeze.
Finbold turned to CoinGlass’s liquidation heatmaps on January 16 to understand the risks of a short-squeeze event.
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