The MSCI index removal risk has just been lifted, and the market has experienced a wave of adjustments. I heard that some influential figures predicted this would be a prelude to subsequent gains, and the prediction indeed came true—Bitcoin went through a washout of leveraged liquidations in the last cycle.
From on-chain data, many OG players have been reducing their positions near $100,000. This sounds like selling pressure, but from another perspective, it actually indicates that chips are being lightened continuously. Leveraged liquidations have cleared out the fragile longs, leaving behind truly patient holders.
The behavior of market participants reveals a signal: short-term volatility often serves as a stepping stone for medium-term trends. Looking at the candlestick patterns, Bitcoin is likely to experience a stronger upward momentum after this correction. After all, markets that clear out floating chips and remove leverage tend to move with more power. Whether this wave can develop into a parabolic rise depends on whether it can break through the previous key resistance level.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-10 01:20
It's the same old story, when it drops, it's called "shakeout," when it rises, it's called "expectation." OGs reduce their positions by 100,000, but why not say they're escaping the top?
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-08 16:35
It's the same old story again: clearing out, shaking out, stepping stones... Every time it drops, a story can be spun.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-07 23:43
It's the same story again; every adjustment can be spun into a positive narrative.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-07 07:11
Tired of hearing about shakeouts? It just means a dip. Don't overthink it.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-07 07:11
It's the same old story... I'm tired of the routine of shaking out and clearing positions. The key is whether the resistance level has been broken or not.
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CryingOldWallet
· 01-07 07:10
Here we go with the usual shakeout talk. Is this for real this time?
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 01-07 07:10
Leverage liquidation is the best chip consolidation, and true OGs are quietly accumulating at the bottom.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-07 06:53
It's the same story again—if you clear the leverage and lighten the positions, the price can go up. Are the OGs around 100,000 really reducing their holdings or dumping the market? Who can say for sure?
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NFTRegretter
· 01-07 06:43
It's the same old story... accumulation, bottoming out, gathering momentum. Every time there's a correction, someone makes up stories to reassure the retail investors.
The MSCI index removal risk has just been lifted, and the market has experienced a wave of adjustments. I heard that some influential figures predicted this would be a prelude to subsequent gains, and the prediction indeed came true—Bitcoin went through a washout of leveraged liquidations in the last cycle.
From on-chain data, many OG players have been reducing their positions near $100,000. This sounds like selling pressure, but from another perspective, it actually indicates that chips are being lightened continuously. Leveraged liquidations have cleared out the fragile longs, leaving behind truly patient holders.
The behavior of market participants reveals a signal: short-term volatility often serves as a stepping stone for medium-term trends. Looking at the candlestick patterns, Bitcoin is likely to experience a stronger upward momentum after this correction. After all, markets that clear out floating chips and remove leverage tend to move with more power. Whether this wave can develop into a parabolic rise depends on whether it can break through the previous key resistance level.