Sudden pump—how many people caught the meat? This morning’s $BTC move was quite a rollercoaster. First, it surged to $82,282, sparking FOMO; then two rounds of heavy sell pressure pushed the price back below $81,000. Here’s a quick recap: Round 1: $69.65M in long positions closed, with $76.98M in buy orders absorbing the sell-off. The selling pressure was absorbed, and $BTC climbed to $82,282.8. Round 2: $98.13M in short positions entered, but there were only $81.09M in buy orders. Couldn’t hold up, and the price dropped below $81,000. Round 3 was even more straightforward. $50M in long positions entered around $81,247, but $60.06M in sell orders hit the market. As a result, those longs barely got in before their breakeven point was broken. So don’t just focus on that sudden green candle today. Mark $81,247. If $BTC can reclaim that level, it means the $50M in long positions from this morning still have a chance. But if the rebound keeps getting suppressed, that capital will be left stranded at the top. Don’t chase the pump—watch if $81,247 can be reclaimed first. Data source: AiCoin PRO Risk Disclaimer: This content is for market data observation only and does not constitute investment advice. #BTC #Bitcoin #LargeTransactions #AiCoin