#美国民主党BlueVault **Million-dollar level long-short game: Is the short squeeze really coming?**

Friends who have been watching the market these days should have noticed—$BTC is now repeatedly testing the critical range between 94,000 and 98,500 USD. Liquidation orders are piling up around this area, as if waiting for a signal.

To be honest, in the current trading circle, the 96,000-98,000 USD range is widely regarded as a "leveraged shorting" sweet spot. The question is: when everyone thinks this way, it’s actually the easiest time for a squeeze to happen. The denser the shorts, the higher the risk—like a string stretched to its limit, ready to snap at any moment.

If $BTC can break above 98,000, then nine times out of ten, we will see it heading straight for 100,000+ USD. When that happens, the remaining shorts will be forced to close their positions—what kind of scene will that be? It’s a fatal blow to short sellers, but for the bulls, it marks a major turning point.

Why am I not keen on shorting now? Honestly, it’s not some advanced analysis; it’s just based on observing too many historical trends—every time, someone confidently claims that the price has nowhere to go but up, only for the market to suddenly break out in the opposite direction when everyone is trying to cash out. Especially when breaking through key round numbers, the momentum is often the strongest.

The hardest parts to judge are often the most obvious. What I want to say now is: don’t rush to short; wait for the real reversal moment. That’s when the real opportunity will come.