Bitcoin is now at $89,594.

Did you think it hit the bottom after breaking below $90,000?
Wake up, the real shakeout hasn’t even started yet.

**What are the whales waiting for?**

The answer is simple—**it doesn’t hurt enough yet**.

Right now, these high-leverage longs are still alive, still psychologically gambling on a possible rebound. But a pump needs fuel. Where does the fuel come from? It comes from the liquidity released when these stubborn long contracts get liquidated.

On-chain data has already made it clear:
**There are over $2 billion in long liquidation orders lying in the $88,000 to $88,200 range.**

What does this mean?
The whales are in no rush to sell; what they want is a sharp drop to gobble up this $2 billion in liquidity in one go.

**What might happen next?**

Step one: Hover around $89,500, creating the illusion of stability to attract dip buyers.

Step two: Suddenly smash through $88,000, instantly wiping out all high-leverage contracts and reclaiming chips with blood.

Step three: Quickly bounce back above $90,000, forming a V-shaped reversal, while retail traders can only watch themselves get trapped at the bottom.

**What should you do?**

If you’re holding high-leverage longs—
Cut your losses or add margin immediately. Don’t gamble—you’re standing right at the bullseye.

If you’re holding spot—
That $88,000 “wick” is the real golden opportunity worth ambushing. Set your orders, and pick up chips after the bloodbath.

Don’t be the fuel—be the reaper.