Bitcoin experienced a sudden, tremendous breakout fueled by a 163 btc buy-side slippage, the largest in days. this aggressive market buying consumed liquidity rapidly, pushing the price instantly from $91,740 to $92,315.
Analysis is based on specific on-chain data from cryptoquant (maartunn) and hyblock, detailing buy-side slippage and order book dynamics, providing clear, quantifiable evidence for the price movement.
The significant buy-side slippage and aggressive market orders indicate strong buying pressure and an 'early fomo signature,' breaking through previous liquidity levels and targeting higher resistance zones like $93,500-$94,000.
The surge was an instant reaction to aggressive market orders. while fomo could sustain it briefly, such rapid, liquidity-driven moves often see short-term follow-through before consolidation or potential reversals.
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