From last night to early this morning, BTC stepped on air and plunged straight through 59,000, hitting a low of $58,115! Wailing and despair across the entire market.



Just this afternoon, under the pretext of the official settlement of the largest single options expiry this year—$10.6 billion—BTC stealthily bounced back to around $60,100.

Today’s most treacherous “options expiry pump-and-dump”!

1️⃣ The $10.6 billion options settlement is just a “script transition” by the whales.
Everyone online is hyping that “once the $10.6 billion expires, it’s safe.” Use your head!
Data from Deribit and CME shows that 80% of the contracts settling today were already “out-of-the-money worthless” (because June was crushed too hard).
The current weak bounce is not institutions bottom-fishing; it’s the natural spasm from short whales closing positions for profit at highs.
The whales are forcibly pulling the price back to oscillate around 60,000 just to create room for another crash when the US stock market opens tonight!

2️⃣ ETFs are dumping like crazy—$1 billion in outflows, and US pre-market is still bleeding.
Over the past two days, US stock ETFs saw net outflows of a full $1.06 billion!
Institutional real money is fleeing wildly.
Tonight’s US pre-market sees tech stocks and crypto-related stocks continuing to decline.
All the money is being sucked dry by the AI sector over in US stocks.
Even the most hardcore miners are dumping to pay electricity bills. You, a retail trader with just a few hundred bucks in loose change, where do you get the confidence to add high-leverage contracts on a bounce?

Now BTC is stuck around 60,100. Do you think when US markets officially open tonight, it will be a “sell the news” scenario back to 62,000, or will capital reverse and smash through the hard bottom at 58,000? Drop your real positions in the comments, and the oversight committee will diagnose you live!

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