Bitcoin appears particularly sensitive at the $95,000 level. Once broken, the market could trigger a chain reaction — statistics show that approximately $1.5 billion of current short positions are in a highly vulnerable state. As soon as the price breaks through the $95K level, a large-scale short squeeze could unfold.

From a technical perspective, this is not just a simple breakout. If the $95K support is lost, forced stop-loss liquidations of shorts will push the price higher, creating a self-reinforcing upward cycle. Market expectations suggest that Bitcoin could even rapidly surge above $100,000 during this squeeze.

For traders, this period will be quite volatile. Whether long or short, they need to be aware of the scale of the $1.5 billion liquidation — such a volume of stop-loss orders stacking up is enough to trigger a rapid short-term rally.