Bitcoin is now stuck at $91,000, becoming the battleground for both bulls and bears.
Looking up to $94,830, where $2.5 billion in short positions are waiting to explode; looking down to $85,906, where over $1.5 billion in longs are trembling. The market is like an over-stretched spring, just waiting for next week's US PPI data as the fuse—once the data is out, either the bears will be wiped out or the bulls will crash.
Ethereum is also not peaceful. Mining difficulty has started to decrease, miners are quietly retreating, but the real liquidation show probably hasn't started yet.
Right now, everyone is betting: Will BTC surge to the $94,000 ceiling or fall below $85,000 into the abyss? Leave a comment and tell us which side you're on, and see who will hold out first.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 11h ago
Wow, this wave is really exciting. Once the PPI data is released, it's either liquidation or takeoff.
It's still a bit early to enter the market for a bottom. Let's wait and see next week's data response.
All the miners have run away. Is there still hope for Ethereum? It feels like it's going to cool off.
Betting on BTC to hit 94K. Can the bulls hold this time?
Looking at the situation, the spring is almost about to break. Whoever breaks first loses.
Next week will be a life-and-death battle. I'm so anxious.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 11h ago
94830 That bunch of shorts, waiting to be liquidated, right?
If the PPI data surprises us, the shorts will be wiped out instantly, not backing down
The bulls are now catching the dip and holding tight, just waiting for this rebound
Miners have all left, this is getting serious
I bet BTC will break below 89,000 next week, then rebound to around 93,000. Anyone who believes it will lose
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NervousFingers
· 11h ago
It's that same guessing game of rise or fall again, so annoying.
Wait, is it correct to say that miners are retreating? Something feels a bit off.
I'll cut my losses if it drops below 85,000 to avoid getting trapped.
Can that bunch of shorts at 94K really explode? It seems uncertain.
Before the PPI data is released, better to stay flat; anyway, any movement will just get you cut.
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SchroedingerMiner
· 11h ago
There are so many short positions stacked up, it feels like this wave is just waiting to be爆炸ed.
The PPI data just came out, and it's really deadly. I'm just holding back and watching.
Miners have all left. Has the bottom signal appeared?
The 91000 level is too awkward; no one dares to make a move.
I see many bulls, but maybe I'm blind.
There will definitely be a bloodbath within a week; it all depends on who kneels first.
Bitcoin is now stuck at $91,000, becoming the battleground for both bulls and bears.
Looking up to $94,830, where $2.5 billion in short positions are waiting to explode; looking down to $85,906, where over $1.5 billion in longs are trembling. The market is like an over-stretched spring, just waiting for next week's US PPI data as the fuse—once the data is out, either the bears will be wiped out or the bulls will crash.
Ethereum is also not peaceful. Mining difficulty has started to decrease, miners are quietly retreating, but the real liquidation show probably hasn't started yet.
Right now, everyone is betting: Will BTC surge to the $94,000 ceiling or fall below $85,000 into the abyss? Leave a comment and tell us which side you're on, and see who will hold out first.