Bitcoin Faces Bearish Pressure as Futures OI Turns Deep Red

• Futures net position falls below -$100 million
• BTC holds above $115K despite strong bearish signals
• Potential for a short squeeze if price rebounds

The Bitcoin futures net position (OI Net Position) has dipped sharply into negative territory, crossing the -$100 million mark. This level of bearish pressure hasn’t been seen since early July, signaling that traders are heavily leaning toward short positions. In simple terms, more money is being bet on Bitcoin’s price going down than up — and that gap is now massive.

BTC Price Holds Steady Amid Market Stress

Interestingly, Bitcoin’s spot price has remained relatively stable, hovering around $115,000 despite this sharp drop in the futures net position. This stability suggests that buyers in the spot market are absorbing some of the selling pressure from futures traders. However, the continued presence of strong negative open interest shows that the overall sentiment remains bearish.

Short Squeeze Still Possible, But Risks Remain

While such extreme bearish sentiment could potentially lead to a short squeeze if Bitcoin’s price manages a solid rebound, the current setup still favors downside risk. As long as the open interest stays deep in the red zone, the chance of further decline persists. Any bullish recovery would need to be backed by a notable reduction in bearish open interest or a strong surge in buying volume.

Investors should remain cautious during this period of market tension. A rapid shift in momentum could trigger a short squeeze, but timing that event is notoriously difficult. For now, Bitcoin futures markets are clearly flashing warning signs.

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