Key highlights:
• Bitcoin smashes through $113,000 for the first time, hitting $113,357 with over $598M in liquidations
• Whale-driven momentum aligns with forecasts from our last MCP YouTube stream, ParadiseFamilyVIP members in massive profit
Yello Paradisers! The whales just made their move, and if you were watching our last stream, you saw it coming.
Bitcoin has hit a fresh all-time high, surging past $113,014 and reaching a peak of $113,357 on July 10. As predicted, the bulls are stampeding, and the ParadiseFamilyVIP members who followed our lead are already counting profits.
The move ignited a massive short squeeze, wiping out $598 million in liquidations over the last 24 hours. Of that, a brutal $529 million came from short positions that dared to bet against the momentum. Longs only accounted for $67 million, showing where smart money stood.
Ethereum also rallied, crossing $2,829, up more than 6% on the day. Yet, Bitcoin remains the headline act with $64 billion in daily trading volume and a market cap now above $2.25 trillion.
In our previous MCP stream, Simon flagged heavy whale accumulation and noted a build-up of bullish momentum. “We’re likely looking at a new ATH very soon,” we said. And here we are.
Market dynamics are amplifying the effect. Traditional markets are buoyant, with Nvidia hitting a $4 trillion cap and the Nasdaq closing at a record high. Risk-on sentiment is now feeding into Bitcoin’s rally. This is the moment when pro-level guidance matters most.
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Bitcoin just ripped past $113K, exactly as our MCP stream predicted. While $598M in shorts got liquidated, ParadiseFamilyVIP rode the whale wave to profit. When smart money moves, are you positioned with it, or left reacting to headlines?
