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Bitcoin bearish bets build up, short squeeze possible if it reclaims $80,000

Bitcoin has failed to regain $79,000, but about $1.4 billion in short positions has built up near $80,000, increasing the risk of a short squeeze if the price recovers that level. Funding rates for perpetual futures have been negative for much of the past two weeks, suggesting strong bearish conviction, even as the price has risen recently. U.S. monetary policy expectations, bond yields and steady spot demand are also being watched.

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Bitcoin slips to $77,000 range after failing at $80,000 resistance

Bitcoin slid back below $78,000 after running into resistance near $80,000, with the price down about 2 percent over the past 24 hours. Markets see concentrated sell orders around $80,000 as capping gains, though one analyst called the move a temporary pullback within a broader uptrend. On-chain data showed stablecoin inflows to Binance and continued U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETF inflows. DeFi security incidents and oil prices were cited as risks.

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Bitcoin retreats after 12-week high, fails again near $79,000

Bitcoin briefly reclaimed a 12-week high of $79,399 but fell back in Asian trading and failed to retake $80,000. It was last down 2.09 percent over 24 hours at about $77,700. Analysts flagged $80,000 as a level where selling often emerges as underwater positions are closed. Major altcoins also weakened. Funding rates in perpetual futures remained negative, leaving room for a short squeeze if spot prices hold above breakeven levels.