$BTR showed a clear liquidation-driven move with measurable values.
Price moved up from around 0.075 to 0.149 (about +99%). This rise attracted many long positions using leverage.
After longs were built, price dropped quickly from about 0.149 down to 0.094 and even near 0.060.
This is a fall of roughly 36% to 60% in a short time.
During this drop, long stop losses and liquidations were triggered. With 24h volume around 4.08 billion BTR, forced selling increased the speed of the decline.
Once price reached the 0.060–0.075 zone, most long liquidations were finished. Selling pressure became very low.
Price then reversed upward from around 0.094 back to 0.127. This is a rebound of about 35%. Traders who opened short positions during the drop were forced to close, causing short liquidations and pushing price higher.
In simple words: Price went up to attract buyers, went down to remove them, then went up again to remove sellers.
The move was mainly caused by leverage, liquidations, and liquidity hunting, not by real long-term buying or selling interest.
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