Whales aren’t in the same boat as retail: BTC isn’t in the zone to FOMO.

What worries me right now isn’t that BTC isn’t bouncing back, but rather how the market is recovering.

A lot of folks see the price bouncing up, feel a bit better, and start FOMOing into Longs, thinking the hardest part is over. But if you look at the big money flow, the picture isn’t really that comfy.

The delta between whales and retail is currently negative. Simply put, whales are leaning towards Short or gradually taking profits, while retail is FOMOing into Longs and buying in. This usually isn’t a pretty signal, as the group with more capital and experience is playing defense, while the retail crowd is getting hyped.

The key point to note is that BTC is approaching the average buy zone for short-term holders. This zone is very sensitive: when the price dips below and then bounces back to touch it, it often acts as resistance instead of support.

In other words, the market feels 'more stable', but underneath there are many risks: whales aren't heavily going Long, retail is getting anxious, and the price is hitting a crucial resistance zone.

I'm not saying BTC will definitely drop hard right away. But this isn't a zone that makes me feel safe enough to get hyped with the crowd.

To put it simply: whales are not on the same side as retail, and BTC is at a sensitive resistance zone. This is not the time to FOMO.
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