Who took away the Bitcoin panic sell-off? The weekly RSI plunged to a historic new low—cutting losses at this spot is really a big loss.

Big “BTC” is still hovering around 62,000, and many people are so scared that they cleared their positions and ran—but the on-chain data tells a completely opposite story.

Over the past 60 days, addresses holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC have quietly added 53,000 BTC, making them the most aggressive buyers in the room; addresses holding 100 to 1,000 BTC also added 12,000 BTC. On the other hand, the super-large holders with tens of thousands of BTC reduced their holdings by nearly 40,000 BTC, and small retail investors (1 to 10 BTC) are also cutting losses.

This scene feels way too familiar—bloody chips are flowing from the hands of panicked people to patient holders.

The technicals are even more extreme. Bitcoin’s daily and bi-weekly RSI directly hit historic lows. MN Capital founder Michael van de Poppe said plainly that this is the “best time to accumulate and buy.” Glassnode’s co-founder also said that, based on the CVDD indicator, the potential bottom this time is roughly in the $52,000 to $59,000 range.

My personal view: nobody can precisely catch the needle tip, but the spot you sell in this range will most likely need to be bought back later at a higher price. Panic selling is smashing out this cycle’s rare “golden pit.”

No one is stopping you from trading contracts, but if you want to live safely into the bull market, take the opportunity to pick up some bloodied spot in batches during this dip—don’t wait until it rises and then slap your thigh in regret. If the market really starts forming a base in this zone, the next round of launch is likely to follow.

What should you do right now? Keep a close watch on the $52,000–$59,000 range, buy in batches, hold, and then shut down the software. Look back in a few months—you’ll thank yourself for not going along with your panic now.

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