In recent days, we saw Bitcoin (BTC) drop below 107 billion dollars — and, for many, this seemed like the beginning of an endless decline.
But for those who understand the game of the big players, this move is not a fall… it's an opportunity. 🧠
🎯 WHAT REALLY HAPPENS
Institutions and whales know exactly how the market reacts to fear.
They intentionally lower the price to sweep the retail, forcing the liquidation of those who entered late or leveraged.
While the small investor sells out of desperation, the big players buy back in the cheaper liquidity zones.
What's the result?
📉 The retail investor exits the game with losses.
📈 The big players increase their position at a discount.
🧩 ACCUMULATION ZONE (107k–110k)
Between 107k and 110k, the chart shows increasing volume, controlled volatility, and long wicks at the bottoms — classic signs of institutional accumulation.
They are replenishing positions, preparing the ground for the next explosive movement.
💥 THE RETAIL TRAP
Meanwhile, the average investor:
• Sells out of fear thinking that 'it will drop more';
• Buy in euphoria when the price has already exploded.
This cycle of fear and greed is what feeds the profits of the big players.
They do not play with emotion; they play with liquidity and patience. 🧊
🚀 THE NEXT STAGE
Based on technical reading and institutional behavior, the projection is clear:
BTC tends to seek the region of 124 million dollars again by the end of the year.
This range represents:
• The previous resistance ceiling,
• The Fibonacci target 1.272–1.618,
• And a partial realization zone before new accumulation.
⚡ CONCLUSION
The market is not against you, it only tests those who know what they are doing.
While the retail investor plays with emotion, the big players play with strategy.
Whoever understands the game will profit from the movement that others fear.