Three days ago traders were panicking about $BTC losing $60K, and now the same crowd is talking about $68K like it’s inevitable.

This is where a lot of people get trapped. When sentiment flips that fast, traders start chasing green candles and forget how quickly crypto can reverse, especially after a sharp bounce.

Right now Bitcoin is trading back above $63K, which feels bullish on the surface. But liquidity maps tell a more nuanced story. A large cluster of orders is sitting above the current price near the $68K area, which often acts like a magnet for price. At the same time, much of the liquidity that existed below $60K was already swept during the recent drop, meaning the market already grabbed a lot of the downside fuel.

That doesn’t automatically mean the bottom is in. Markets often move toward visible liquidity, but they also love to fake people out first. If traders pile into $BTC expecting a straight move to $68K, even a quick flush back toward the low $60Ks could shake them out before continuation. We’ve seen similar setups before where $ETH and $SOL followed the same liquidity games.

So the real question: was that dip actually the local bottom, or just the first stop before another liquidity sweep?

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