As BTC approaches the $76,000 mark, data from Coinglass reveals that over $525 million in short positions could be liquidated, potentially sparking a buying frenzy. If Bitcoin surpasses $77,000, another $670 million in shorts will be wiped out, while breaking the $83,000 threshold could lead to over $800 million in liquidations. On Binance, the world’s largest exchange, $213 million in shorts are set to liquidate if Bitcoin climbs to $80,000. These events could amplify BTC’s rally as traders scramble to buy back BTC to minimize losses.
TradingView data indicates that Bitcoin’s price action remains bullish, with a Relative Strength Index (RSI) near overbought levels at 67.80. The positive slope of the RSI line implies potential for further upside. Industry experts also predict strong gains, with Morgan Creek Capital’s Mark Yusko forecasting a six-figure BTC price by mid-December. Analyst Captain Faibik echoes this sentiment, anticipating BTC to reach $100,000 by year’s end if momentum continues.