Is BTC about to break through 93,000? Friends who are shorting, be careful.
From a technical perspective, there’s a good chance Bitcoin could break this level. Long positions have already been closed out—will it be the bears’ turn to get squeezed next? The Fed is still moving forward with rate cuts, and the SEC’s regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies is gradually becoming clearer—all of which are injecting new liquidity into the market.
When liquidity comes in, Bitcoin and other major coins often perform well. The window of opportunity is now open, and if the bears keep clinging to their old predictions, they might need to reassess their risks. When market volatility intensifies, keeping a clear head is more important than anything. Manage your positions well and don’t let emotions drive your decisions.
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TokenDustCollector
· 2025-12-11 08:15
The short squeeze is probably going to teach a lesson, 93k is really not a dream
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It's another liquidity story. How many times do I have to hear this explanation before I believe it?
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Position management is easy to talk about, but when it really happens, who isn't driven by emotions?
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As soon as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the crypto circle goes wild. I'm honestly baffled by this logic.
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Friends who are shorting should cut their losses, don’t hold on stubbornly.
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Uh, I don’t quite understand this technical analysis. Can you explain simply how it’s going up?
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Clear-headed? Laughable. Who in the market can really stay clear-headed?
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There will definitely be a tug-of-war around 93k, and the short squeeze is just around the corner.
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Liquidity injection does not necessarily mean the coin will rise. I always feel something's missing in this logic.
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Honestly, I see many bulls, but I still feel a bit hesitant inside.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 2025-12-10 22:50
93k at this level, the bears should face reality
The Federal Reserve's recent actions are truly easing liquidity, and when liquidity rises, Bitcoin has to soar. This time, it looks risky
Position management is the key, don't let emotions cut the leeks
Wait, are the bulls already out? Then who's going to take over the next step?
Can this rebound reach 95k, or is it just a false alarm
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StakeOrRegret
· 2025-12-09 21:39
The bears are still holding on, but with this wave of liquidity coming in, a lot of people might get wiped out.
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NFTFreezer
· 2025-12-08 09:58
93k? The bears are really going to lose it this time, haha.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 2025-12-08 09:54
93k is really about to break, the shorts might get liquidated this time, haha.
With both liquidity and rate cuts, is that why the market is getting so hyped?
To be honest, this move is indeed a bit fierce. I actually want to see how the shorts manage to hold on.
Position management sounds good in theory, but who can really pull it off? It's easy to say, but extremely hard to do.
The Fed’s move has indeed given Bitcoin a breather. Shouldn’t the shorts just admit defeat now?
The longs just took profits, and now it’s the shorts’ turn to get wrecked? The market is just that brutal.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 2025-12-08 09:44
Ha, it’s 93,000 again. The bears might really go bankrupt this time.
Should have cut losses earlier, but still holding on stubbornly.
Liquidity coming in really makes a difference—BTC’s momentum is just unmatched.
Feels like the SEC has really started to move recently, and the market sentiment has completely changed.
Friends who are shorting, it’s time to wake up.
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OffchainWinner
· 2025-12-08 09:44
This wave of shorts is probably going bankrupt; when liquidity arrives, it's takeoff time.
Hmm, will 93k really break? I'll bet five bucks it will.
To all the brothers and sisters with short positions, I advise you to check your holdings, don't get trapped.
Fed rate cuts + clear SEC framework, this combo is really hard to resist.
Honestly, whether you're holding or shorting, mentality is most important—don't get hijacked by emotions.
Are shorts going to take the hit again? This move is pretty intense.
Liquidity injection = money printer starts up, classic move in the crypto world.
93k is just an appetizer, the real show is yet to come.
Those who managed their positions well have already made a killing; if you're still struggling with direction, you really need to reflect.
If 93k breaks, I'm all in—I'm not buying the skepticism.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 2025-12-08 09:41
The consequences of bears stubbornly holding on—we saw it in 2021. When the supply line is cut, it's time to retreat.
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CryptoTherapist
· 2025-12-08 09:38
ngl the shorters are about to experience some serious cognitive dissonance rn... have u considered ur positions might be triggering deeper portfolio anxiety? 93k is literally a psychological resistance level waiting to be deconstructed
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GweiTooHigh
· 2025-12-08 09:32
The 93K hurdle—looks like the shorts are about to get wiped out.
Another round of liquidity push, the usual play, happens every time.
Position management is really crucial. So many people have lost big just because of this.
Is BTC about to break through 93,000? Friends who are shorting, be careful.
From a technical perspective, there’s a good chance Bitcoin could break this level. Long positions have already been closed out—will it be the bears’ turn to get squeezed next? The Fed is still moving forward with rate cuts, and the SEC’s regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies is gradually becoming clearer—all of which are injecting new liquidity into the market.
When liquidity comes in, Bitcoin and other major coins often perform well. The window of opportunity is now open, and if the bears keep clinging to their old predictions, they might need to reassess their risks. When market volatility intensifies, keeping a clear head is more important than anything. Manage your positions well and don’t let emotions drive your decisions.