📊 Over $458M in crypto positions got wiped out as short sellers rushed to cover their bets. Bitcoin just bulldozed through the $95K level, triggering a wave of forced liquidations across derivatives markets. The momentum caught a lot of traders off-guard—those betting against BTC paid the price as the rally intensified. Classic squeeze setup: shorts piling in too heavy, then momentum flips hard. This kind of volatility is why position sizing matters.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 01-16 20:40
The shorts got wiped out again. This is the fate of going all-in.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 01-16 14:06
Stay on the sidelines and watch the show; someone will always get liquidated anyway.
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CryptoPunster
· 01-15 20:36
It's the familiar feeling again, the shorts are being liquidated once more and once more, this time missing out on the 458M small change.
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Laughing as I finish this trade, my friends are still studying the candlestick charts. I've already moved my wallet back home.
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See? This is what happens when you go all-in. If you don't control your position well, no matter how good the coin is, it won't save you.
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The bulls take a plane to heaven, the bears take the elevator to hell. I'm just watching the show on the basement level.
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95K is just a starter, the real big show is still to come. Everyone, fasten your seatbelts.
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Every time such market conditions occur, a group of "professional bears" appear. After being liquidated, they learn to think rationally. Impressive.
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I've heard the term position sizing a thousand times, but I still can't resist when a crazy market wave clears things up for you.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 01-15 02:26
Another wave of shorts evaporated, 458 million just disappeared. This is the consequence of disrespecting BTC.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-14 07:02
Another wave of bears got squeezed out, so satisfying haha
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GhostAddressMiner
· 01-14 07:02
458 million liquidation again, it's time for those retail investors who don't watch on-chain flows to pay their tuition.
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-14 07:01
The short position was liquidated again. This is the consequence of not respecting Bitcoin.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 01-14 06:56
The short position was liquidated again, it made me laugh to death.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-14 06:52
The one who is out of position watching this wave of market really finds it amazing, 458M liquidation made me exclaim, "This person is really experienced."
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-14 06:50
Ha, these naked空 kids got cut again? I saw this show ten years ago, and it's always the same story, brother.
$458M is not enough for an appetizer; the real big show is at the liquidation price. You guys watch it slowly.
Position size and that broken stuff, saying it a thousand times is useless. You have to lose one or two times yourself to wake up.
📊 Over $458M in crypto positions got wiped out as short sellers rushed to cover their bets. Bitcoin just bulldozed through the $95K level, triggering a wave of forced liquidations across derivatives markets. The momentum caught a lot of traders off-guard—those betting against BTC paid the price as the rally intensified. Classic squeeze setup: shorts piling in too heavy, then momentum flips hard. This kind of volatility is why position sizing matters.