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[Wu Blockchain News] Bitcoin Surges Above $80,000 After Midterm Elections, Shorts Liquidated for $377...

Open the sourceReported by Telegram, t.me, 4 November 2026, by wublockchainenglish
Impact 70 of 100, notable

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Bitcoin climbed above $80,000, trading near $80,510 for a 4.2% 24-hour gain, after midterm election results triggered a short squeeze. CoinGlass data showed $465 million liquidated market-wide in one hour, including $377 million in shorts, with BTC liquidations at $229 million (96.4% shorts) and ETH at $170 million. Total 24-hour liquidations reached $915 million across 117,549 traders. The move matters because it signals aggressive bearish positioning being flushed out, amplifying upside momentum. Traders will watch whether BTC holds the $80,000 level and whether funding rates and open interest cool as the market digests the squeeze.

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Bitcoin (BTC), US midterm elections, Binance, CoinGlass, Ethereum (ETH)

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