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    Bitcoin profit up the ramp but buys bulls dip

    PineapplesUpdateBy PineapplesUpdateAugust 19, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    key points:

    • Bitcoin’s range near the high aligns with the new all-time high with the previous response of traders.

    • Dip-boiling near major liquidation fields and frequent institutional investors’ demand suggests that sales will not last long.

    Bitcoin (BTC) seemed to be like a regular result before suddenly selling from its $ 124,474 all-time, especially given that a part of traders would always take advantage of a new high level, and a different group would choose the option to open shorts at the same time.

    Bitcoin profit up the ramp but buys bulls dip
    Bitcoin realized the profit. Source: Andre Dragosh / Glashed

    Recently Sale-off, Bitwiz European Head of Research, Andre addressing Dragosh, above the above chart and posted Said,

    “Note: Yes-we have recently seen gaining benefits (by short-term holders). But they have become smaller over time.”

    The 6.72% improvement below $ 115,000 is probably slightly deeper than the most anticipated, with some analysts predicted a decline of $ 110,000 and below.

    In cointelegraph’s comments, Hyblock co-founder and CEO Shubh Varma explained that:

    “During the last week, we have seen a clear pattern of liquidity of the liquidity of bitcoin’s weekend, the weekend. In the weekend, the liquidity manufactured on the negative side (Image 1), created the visible pools of potential liquidity goals. Wrapped in the weekend, the liquidity (Image 2) was extended, which strengthens the rhetoric of the weekends.”

    Bitcoin liquidation heatmap (Fig. 1). Source: Hyblock

    Verma said that at the same time these “liquidity grabs” started, “Supplies started in orderbook and onchain.”

    Bitcoin negative liquidity sweep (Fig. 2). Source: Hyblock

    “Large ethics uninstasting events have added available supply. Nevertheless, during the week, the demand for Digital Asset Treasury (DATS) remains strong. Many institutions announced major BTC and ETH purchases last week, not only to meet this supply, but also helps to take up the opposite step.”

    The shop closes for the Wall Street Weekend, and according to Verma, “institutional demand appeared to dry, which revealed the orderflow imbalance.”

    “We saw it in both the orderbook and the slippeage metrics (Fig. 3). Liquidity sat down, slipage spicade, and both 1% and 2% dialect-depth flipped the recession.

    Bitcoin Order Book Slipage (Image 3). Source: Hyblock

    Asked how Bitcoin took steps during a surprise decline below $ 115,000 on Monday and what was more likely to be more likely, Verma shared the following chart and said,

    “Large -scale open interests opened around the time where liquidity was swept away. It would serve as good support, as both long and shorts were opened there, and shorts are currently trapped.”

    Bitcoin open interest. Source: Hyblock

    There are no investment advice or recommendations in this article. Each investment and business move include risk, and readers should conduct their own research while taking decisions.