TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin surged past $68,000 amid a broader crypto rally after the U.S. Treasury announced plans to at least double its long-dated bond buybacks. Short positions accounted for 91% of the day’s liquidations, totaling $1.7 billion, as Ether gained 9% and total market value rose 5.1%.
Bitcoin Tops $68,000 as Short Liquidations Hit $1.7 Billion
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AI take
The trigger here is macro, not crypto-native: Treasury buyback plans eased long-end pressure, and crypto's high-beta bid followed. The 91% short skew in liquidations shows the move was forced positioning rather than fresh conviction, which matters because it can exaggerate the scale of the rally. Whether that macro impulse holds, or fades once the squeeze exhausts itself, is the open question.
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