I just saw that Bitcoin went up 5% on Monday, but here’s the interesting part: according to an analyst I reviewed, that movement wasn’t due to new buying but rather short position closures. Basically, the short sellers ran for the exits, and that pushed the spot price upward. It’s a detail that many don’t notice when they only look at the percentage gain. The difference between a real rally driven by genuine demand and one generated by technical liquidations is important if you want to understand what’s really happening in the market. It’s worth paying attention to these details when analyzing price movements.