Bitcoin just went through one of the largest leverage flushes in history — over $10 billion in futures open interest wiped out in a matter of hours. In this video, we break down what that really means for the market: how leverage resets like this shape the next phase of a bull run, what the Short-Te
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On-Chain Mind22 Oct 2025, 04:54 UTC
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The video analyzes Bitcoin's market structure following a 10B open interest collapse. It suggests the market has reset, with forced deleveraging and spot holders remaining firm. The futures long-short liquidation dominance chart signals a clearing event, with liquidated long positions and a market clear-up. Open interest fell 62% more sharply than Bitcoin's price, a signal of forced deleveraging. Key on-chain metrics such as the short-term risk score at 38% are evaluated; it is at 113k and this suggests a buying opportunity. If the BTC price breaks $90,000, it invalidate this analysis.
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