Someone might get completely wiped out by this market move. A whale is shorting 300 BTC with 40X leverage, with a position value of: $23,000,000 USD. Their liquidation price: $78,052 Current BTC price: $77,253 There's less than $800 left before liquidation. But the truly scary part isn't just this one whale. It's— How many more short positions with liquidation prices are stacked above? This market move has been relentlessly squeezing shorts from the start: Shorts hit stop-loss → Forced to buy to close positions Price rises → Triggers the next wave of liquidations Next batch of shorts gets liquidated → Creates more buying pressure Price keeps climbing → Sweeps the next layer of shorts This is the classic positive feedback loop of a Short Squeeze. So every time BTC pushes higher now, It could be using the liquidation of the previous batch of shorts as fuel for the next leg up. $78,052 might not even be the end. As long as there are still a lot of high-leverage short positions above, This market move could keep climbing, sweeping out every last short who refuses to give in. The cruelest part of a bear market is wiping out the bulls. But the most brutal scene at the end of a bear market is often— When everyone finally believes the market will keep dropping, it starts wiping out the shorts. Right now, it's not the bulls chasing BTC. It's the shorts being forced to buy BTC.