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Just noticed something interesting about whale behavior during this recent crypto correction. Back in late February and early March, the big holders loaded up aggressively when Bitcoin dipped below $70K during the Iran situation. But here's the thing—once we bounced to $74K last week, they immediately started dumping roughly two-thirds of what they'd just accumulated. Meanwhile, retail kept buying the dip like clockwork.
This is the classic pattern that usually signals a correction isn't done yet. When whales are selling into retail buying, it's typically a bearish signal. The data shows about 43% of Bitcoin supply is underwater right now, so every bounce keeps running into sellers trying to break even. We're essentially stuck between $60K support and $74K resistance, and the way the smart money is positioning suggests they're betting on a deeper test lower rather than a breakout. The crypto correction could have more room to run if this dynamic continues.