$BTC Bitcoin slipping below $80K wasn’t just a dip — it triggered one of the largest liquidation cascades we’ve seen. Nearly $2.5 BILLION in leveraged positions got wiped out in hours. This wasn’t fear selling… this was forced selling.
Once key support broke, it turned into a domino effect: • Heavy leverage
• Thin liquidity
• Big wallets moving BTC to exchanges
Result? Price didn’t fall slowly — it dropped through air pockets.
Now the spotlight is on Michael Saylor & Strategy 👀
They hold one of the biggest BTC treasuries in the world, with an average buy near $76K. With BTC hovering just above that level, the margin is razor thin.
Not panic.
Not forced selling.
But the narrative shifts fast.
From “genius Bitcoin play” to “under pressure” — same coins, different price.
The bigger picture?
This wasn’t a fundamental failure. It was a leverage reset.
Liquidation-driven crashes are mechanical. They flush weak hands, not long-term belief. After these events, markets often stabilize once forced sellers are gone.
These moments feel ugly in real time…
and legendary in hindsight.
Welcome to crypto — where volatility writes the story before fundamentals catch up ⚡📉