Bitcoin just touched $60K. Everyone's panicking. Here's why this might be the exact moment they'll regret not buying. 10 reasons this looks like capitulation, not collapse 🧵

This explains the $60K drop. Simple version: Hong Kong hedge fund(s) running levered IBIT options + Silver trade + JPY carry = all blew up at once. $10.7B IBIT volume = 2X normal = forced liquidation. Not fundamental bearishness. Mechanical deleveraging. When leverage clears,

February 6 Friend texts: You still holding at $60K? Me: Yeah Friend : You're crazy, I sold, Me: Cool February 7, Friend texts: BTC at $70K??? Me: Yep, Friend: You still in?? Me: Yeah Friend: "Should I buy back?" Me: "Up to you" Friend: [typing...] [typing...]

Weekly Flow Summary (Feb 2-8) Forced Selling: 241K BTC to exchanges (Feb 4-6) Trend Research final $44M ETH sale $2.2B liquidations in 24hrs Institutional Response: Feb 6: $330M ETF inflow at $60K Coinbase premium flipped positive BlackRock: $231M Friday The Turn: Fear stayed

Feb 5 was the cleanest liquidation event in crypto history. Here's why that's wildly bullish: 241,000 BTC forced to exchanges in 72 hours. $2.2B liquidations in 24 hours. Fear hit 6 (lowest in 6 years). But here's what DIDN'T happen: ❌ No exchange insolvencies ❌ No protocol

I spend 10+ hours/week tracking institutional flows across exchanges and whale wallets. Every week I distill it into a 5 minute intelligence report: Where smart money is moving ✅ What the flows actually mean ✅ One actionable takeaway. ✅ First issue just dropped today.

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I just found $120M in smart money BTC shorts that nobody is talking about. One wallet shorted at $106K. Sitting on $11.5M in profit. Hasn't covered. Meanwhile the wallets that bought $65K are up $586K and haven't sold either. Both sides have massive conviction. The resolution