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June 10, 2026 ~7 min read

Why a Short Squeeze Forces Shorts to Buy

A short squeeze turns short sellers into involuntary buyers. Each forced closure buys the asset, lifts price, and trips the next short's margin threshold.

Short Squeeze Liquidations Derivatives Market Structure Risk Management
June 6, 2026 ~2 min read

Daily Note · 6 Jun: Price Held, Structure Didn't

Bitcoin bounced after $1.6 billion in liquidations, but the recovery tells a different story than the headline. Beneath the rebound, positioning is unwinding and the structural damage is accumulating.

Daily Note Market Structure Bitcoin Liquidations Flows
May 16, 2026 ~2 min read

Daily Note · 16 May: Two Catalysts, One Direction

The last 24 hours produced a leverage flush across majors and a $1B ETF outflow week - yet XRP's network activity surged on CLARITY Act news, exposing a split between structural signal and price outcome.

Daily Note Market Structure ETF XRP Liquidations
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