❌ Whale 'Machi Big Brother' liquidates all longs — $33.8 million

#btcdown

The main player closed all longs, securing $33.8 million in profit. This mass exit hit the trend — BTC is struggling to break the $120,000 level, while assets that previously rose sharply are now experiencing declines. Low volumes during breakout attempts caused a massive sell-off.

Meaning: high sales by major players — a classic signal for a potential local reversal.

$BTC

❌ Liquidations of traders — over $1 billion in losses

BTC sharply fell from over $121,000 to < $118,000. Over 200,000 traders lost positions; liquidation volume approaches $1 billion.

The decline triggered a chain reaction: assets are overvalued, and the pressure of 'stops' activated a chain of sales.

❌ Overvalued growth? — Bitcoin signals a potential drop to $110,000

Technical indicators (fair value gaps, loss of momentum) indicate the beginning of a correction. The potential movement is up to $110,000 before the trend resumes.

That is — an overheated asset should transition to a probing or correcting mode.

❌ Outflow of institutions/traders from the U.S. — decline in support

Institutional selling is explained by the negative Coinbase Premium Gap, an indicator showing outflow of U.S. capital. After strong annual growth (+102%), many traders are taking profits: a large number of long liquidations is one reason for the reversal.

This is a technical, but logical 'pullback' after a rapid rally.

$ETH

❌ Economists' forecasts — possible 'terrible' crypto-crack

Macroeconomic analysts note the risk of a crisis in the crypto market due to overvaluation. While profits are possible, this could resemble 'a big deflation of the price bubble.'

This creates a psychological foundation for investors: expectations of a correction are rising, especially after ATH.

❌ PPI (Producer Price Index) in the U.S. +3.3% YoY — steel and inflation pressure

PPI for July rose by 3.3%, exceeding expectations (2.5%). This signals a strong inflation wave. It puts pressure on the Fed rate, increasing borrowing costs. Historically, this is negative for risk assets, particularly crypto.

As a result, appetite weakens, assets 'deflate.'

$USDC

What happened?

A surge in local sales (whale + liquidations) triggered a crash, forcing the system to correct.

Technical signals — RSI, gap, MACD, Fibonacci — confirm fatigue and the need for re-support.

Inflation dynamics and fears of overheating (according to macro experts) form a foundation for a short-term sell-off.