Odaily星球日报讯 Coingalss 数据显示，按当前主流中心化交易所合约持仓情况，若比特币回升突破 6.6 万美元，则预计有 12.66 亿美元空单爆仓。若比特币跌至 6.2 万美元附近，则预计有 16.12 亿美元多单爆仓。

若比特币回升至6.6万美元上方，预计有12.66亿美元空单爆仓

Odaily Odaily News Coingalss data shows that according to the current contract positions of mainstream centralized exchanges, if Bitcoin rebounds and breaks through $66,000, it is expected that $1.266 billion of short orders will be liquidated. If Bitcoin falls to around $62,000, it is expected that $1.612 billion of long orders will be liquidated.

If Bitcoin rises above $66,000, it is expected that $1.266 billion of short orders will be liquidated

Odaily Odaily reported that Coinglass data showed that in the past hour, the entire network had a liquidation of 28.8869 million US dollars, of which long positions had a liquidation of 26.9047 million US dollars and short positions had a liquidation of 1.9821 million US dollars.

In the past hour, the entire network has liquidated nearly 29 million US dollars, mainly long orders

Odaily Odaily News QCP Capital released an analysis report pointing out that Bitcoin will fluctuate between $61,000 and $71,000 in the short term, especially as dealers hold a large number of options with a strike price of $67,000 on July 26. The market is clearly betting on a breakthrough before the US election. Even though the spot price fell overnight, QCP Capital still saw a large number of institutional interest in the $100,000 call option in December. This shows that as Trump's chances of winning the election increase, the confidence in a rebound at the end of the year is stronger.

QCP Capital: Bitcoin will fluctuate between $61,000 and $71,000 in the short term

Odaily Odaily News: MN Capital founder Michael van de Poppe said that Bitcoin could rise to $110,000 in the next major rally. However, veteran trader and analyst Peter Brandt said: "It should be noted that despite the occurrence of related hot events such as halving and ETF, Bitcoin's pattern of forming lower highs and lower lows continues." Van de Poppe does not seem to be so worried. He linked the recent volatility of Bitcoin prices to the difficulties faced by miners due to rising operating costs and reduced mining rewards after the Bitcoin price halved in April. He said: "At the last low on July 1, the real decline in computing power was as severe as during the FTX crash." (Cointelegraph)