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Home»Bitcoin»Bitcoin is primed to short-squeeze with the weekly closing nearing

Bitcoin is primed to short-squeeze with the weekly closing nearing

Bitcoin By Gavin12/10/2025
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The following are key points.

  • Bitcoin analysis shows a push towards $114,000 before the end of the week.

  • BTC is expected to rebound next week, according to traders.

  • Bitcoin’s bullish market can continue despite the 19 billion dollar liquidation.

BitcoinBTCThe price of BTC was expected to rebound next. On Sunday, the weekly candle closed at $112,000.

BTC/USD one-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView

Bitcoin liquidation “fishing” Due to weekly close

Data source Cointelegraph Markets Pro The following are some examples of how to get started: TradingView After the shock, volatility cooled down. $19 billion crypto liquidation event.

BTC/USD has not shown a significant recovery but participants in the market expect a better performance for next week.

“Can see case of a relief bounce going into weekly open / futures open,” Skew the trader wrote in his latest commentary Click on X.

“Both always bring important flows from the aspect of a macro backdrop as we currently have. Plus thin market atm so careful with margin positions especially in alts.”

HTL-NL, another trader from the Netherlands, hinted at the low risk of an abrupt crash.

“You never know what the W close and next week will bring of course, especially since legacy barely had time to respond to Trump,” He told X-Followers 

“However, I am not overly worried. Everything was poised for a correction anyways, but it all got amplified and we had a system break down.”

BTC/USD chart for the day with RSI and Stochastic RSI. Source: HTL-NL/X

TheKingfisher trading resource saw potential for a liquidity grab around $114,000, as traders were heavily short in BTC.

“Weekends are for $BTC range liquidations fishing,” You can also find out more about us here. wrote The day’s market statistics are displayed alongside the proprietary data.

BTC/USDT chart 15 minutes with liquidity order book data. Source: TheKingfisher/X

BTC Bull Market: Analyst’s view “Bearish things can happen”

Caleb Franzen is the creator of Cubic Analytics a financial research resource. He was more optimistic.

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He is a latest Substack postHe looked at the interaction between Bitcoin and its 200-day simple moving average (SMA), as well as exponential (EMA).

“Maybe prices fall further from here,” He argued. 

“Similar to the consolidations that occurred in August-September 2023, July – September 2024, and February – April 2025, it would be completely normal for a brief decline below the 200-day MA cloud before a reclaim and trend continuation to new highs.”

Chart of BTC/USD with 200SMA and 200EMA. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView

Despite that, BTC/USD could still print a higher low on daily timeframes — something that Franzen said would leave the uptrend intact.

“If uptrends are just the production of higher highs & higher lows, then nothing about this consolidation has invalidated the uptrend,” He added.

“While we must accept that bearish things can happen during uptrends, as this past week proved, it’s also vital to accept that being bearish during an uptrend is a great way to lose money and/or underperform.”

BTC/USD one-day chart. Source: Substack

The information in this article is neither investment advice nor a recommendation. Risk is inherent in every investment decision and trade. The reader should always do research prior to making their final choice.