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BTC has made a moderate recovery over the past day, rising by 1.55%. Sellers still dominate Bitcoin markets, and it seems a short squeeze has led to a short-term recovery. Bitcoin’s [BTC] market dynamics have taken a dramatic turn, with sellers dominating the scene as BTC’s Cumulative Volume Delta [CVD] plunges to its most negative level. This signals intense selling pressure, historically a precursor to further declines. However, a short squeeze may be shifting momentum, triggering a surprise recovery that pushed BTC back to $86,259. Bitcoin CVD hits highest negative area Over the past month, Bitcoin has had one of the worst performances over the past years, dropping by 17% in February. This drop saw BTC hit a 4-month low. However, this trend has reversed, with Bitcoin reclaiming $86259 as of this writing. Despite this recovery on daily charts, Sellers are still heavily active in the market, as evidenced by the declining CVD. In fact, Bitcoin’s spot Cumulative volume delta has declined to hit its most negative area. Such a huge drop implies that the market is executing more sell orders than buy orders, suggesting that more investors are selling their BTC. Source: Checkonchain Since CVD usually tracks cumulative sell v buy volume, an extremely negative level indicates that selling momentum outweighs buying, which typically reflects strong market bearishness. Historically, when sellers dominate the market, further price decline has preceded as Bitcoin struggles to find strong support. This decline resulted in more traders taking short positions as they expected prices to dip further. However, the sudden demand for shorts seems to have resulted in the reverse effect, resulting in a short squeeze. Did BTC experience a short squeeze? While Bitcoin is experiencing higher sell orders, the markets are signaling a short-term recovery. As such, the short-term conditions suggest that BTC could…

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Filed under: News - @ March 2, 2025 2:18 pm