Bitcoin shook off a weekend slump, rising nearly 5% on Monday to above $69,000
An analyst says the move was driven largely by a short squeeze and leveraged positioning, aided by macro turmoil and a reversal of outflows from spot bitcoin ETFs
Market data show rising open interest and large liquidation clusters around $65,000 and above $70,000, underscoring that the rally may be fragile without stronger spot demand
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Duncan Trenholme outlines Fusion's shift to a Matched Principal model, boosting trade‑first‑settle‑later efficiency, and reducing counterparty risk.
