🔥 About $360 million in liquidations occurred in the 24 hours after the nonfarm payrolls report, with shorts accounting for approximately 74%—a typical short squeeze ⚡ BTC futures open interest is about $56 billion, and the funding rate is approximately 3 times the 7-day average; ETH is also pushing toward 2,750, with leverage returning ⏰ A rapid rise does not mean a stable rise; the area around 87k is the next test 📍 Futures data · About $363 million in liquidations occurred over 24 hours, including approximately $270 million in short liquidations and $93 million in long liquidations, involving about 79k people · BTC perpetual funding is approximately 0.0068%, about 3 times the 7-day average—positive but not extreme · BTC futures open interest across the network is approximately 653k BTC, worth about $56 billion 📊 Analysis 1️⃣ Rising prices, increasing open interest, and funding turning positive indicate that new leveraged long positions are entering, rather than this being entirely short covering 2️⃣ The 82.3k–82.6k area below is a concentrated long liquidation zone; a fall back into it could easily trigger cascading liquidations 3️⃣ After a short squeeze, the market will need to show whether spot and ETF inflows can absorb the move 🎯 Key point: If BTC holds above 87k, shorts still have room to be squeezed; if it pulls back to around 82k, longs need to be careful With the current futures market, are you chasing longs, waiting for a pullback, or simply staying on the sidelines? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇 $BTC ‌ $SOL $SOL #合约 #非农 #Anthropic与SpaceX签署845亿美元算力协议 .

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