The Bitcoin rebound was not magic: it was pure mechanics.
🪙 The drop on Sunday had nothing to do with "bad news" or a change in the fundamentals of #BTC .
👉 It was a liquidity and structural problem, simple and direct.
And today's rebound is not a coincidence either: it responds to the same factors.
📊 With the drop, Bitcoin touched the maximum pain zone of the cycle.
Short-term on-chain traders —those who hold for between one and three months— had been capitulating for two weeks, with losses of 20 to 25%.
👉 That group usually marks local bottoms: when forced selling is exhausted, the market stops being weighed down.
⚡️ The rebound came from the exact level that needed to be defended: the *higher low* of the last correction.
Losing it would have enabled a direct trip to 80,000. Keeping it alive sustains the long-term bullish trend.
🧹 Liquidations did the rest: more than 140 million in shorts vanished in hours, against barely 3 million in longs.
This generates forced buybacks, which feed a vertical rebound.
Additionally, there was a huge liquidity gap up to 93,000, resulting from the express drop on Sunday.
👉 The price usually seeks out those voids.
The level to watch now is clear: 92,000–93,000.
If it consolidates, the bullish scenario regains strength and we can fight for 100,000 again. If it fails, the market may retest the critical supports of 86,000–88,000, where it is defined whether this rebound was a bottom... or just a B before another test.
