2025-12-26 11:20:17

Once market liquidity becomes tight, it often triggers a rebound. Just like the human body can unleash its final potential under extreme conditions, this logic also applies in the crypto market.

My expectation is that Bitcoin could surge to around $100,000, and at that point, I plan to short heavily. After all, from a liquidity perspective, such rebounds are usually accompanied by an abnormal surge in trading volume — which is a good opportunity for us to position ourselves.

Interestingly, many people tend to chase the rally during these rebounds, but if you understand the deeper liquidity logic, you'll realize that this is actually a quite dangerous signal. The more vigorous the rebound, the faster the decline might be.

What are your thoughts on this market trend? Are you also paying attention to this key level of $100,000?

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 2h ago

$100,000 over there is really a trap, everyone is hyping the rebound, I just want to laugh when I see it

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BasementAlchemist

· 2h ago

I am also waiting for 100,000, but I think your logic is a bit too idealistic. Wait, the idea of a liquidity exhaustion rebound... sounds plausible, but when it really crashes, who can precisely hit 100,000? Those chasing the rally should wake up; it's indeed very dangerous. My thought is that the rebound might not be that strong, or it could just crash suddenly with no buffer in between. Are you all thinking the same thing, waiting to short at this point? The risk might be even greater.

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PumpingCroissant

· 2h ago

100,000? Dream on. I've heard too many theories about liquidity. Those chasing the rally are all newbies, but those shorting also need to be careful... you might get trapped again. I think the rebound logic is a bit too simplistic; when it really comes down to the critical point, it might be a completely different story. Your idea is good, but execution is really difficult. Once your mindset fluctuates, everything gets messed up. Does a fierce rebound necessarily mean a quick decline? When has the crypto world ever strictly followed such rules...

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Ser_APY_2000

· 2h ago

Will 100,000 really come? I'm still waiting.

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SquidTeacher

· 2h ago

100,000? Bro, this time you're probably going to be proven wrong; the rebound isn't that strong. --- This talk about liquidity is worn out; honestly, it's just gambling with luck. --- Hmm... Shorting sounds cool, but will your hands tremble when it hits 100,000? --- I won't comment on chasing the rally, but your logic can be reversed and still make sense. --- Every time you say there's a pattern, but the market just loves to smash your expectations. --- I think 100,000 is uncertain, but that short position was really fierce. --- The rebound has come several times, each time claiming it's the last wave... --- Is a surge in trading volume a sign to short? Bro, you need to think that through again. --- Those who understand liquidity are already making a killing, so why are you still analyzing?

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LayoffMiner