On-chain data reveals the truth: Sharp guy-style buying opportunities during BTC's deep pullback

Sudden Change in Situation, Market Sentiment Turns Nervous

Yesterday, a news report about mining regulation triggered a chain reaction within the community. According to on-chain data, the net inflow to exchanges in a short period reached 24,000 Bitcoins, indicating a clear signal of panic selling. But if you only look at the surface, it’s easy to fall into herd mentality—this is precisely the moment professional institutions have already prepared for.

Analysis of Risk Levels

This wave of impact propagates through three dimensions: First, the uncertainty surrounding mining equipment policies triggers a chain of selling pressure; second, long-term regulatory expectations for the hashrate ecosystem are being priced in; third, low-liquidity small-cap coins will be the first to bear the brunt of sell-offs.

Currently, Bitcoin is priced at $86.46K, down -0.29% in 24 hours; Ethereum is at $2.84K, down -0.58%. Short-term support levels are crucial—the historical trading congestion zone at 34500-34800 will become a key defensive line.

Overlooked Reversal Signals

SharpEye has observed an interesting phenomenon: during market panic, whale addresses are actually accumulating contrary to the trend, which is a typical institutional support logic. Negative news often signals the beginning of positive opportunities. If leading mining companies respond decisively, it could instead trigger a new narrative of “decentralized hashrate,” becoming the next driver of price increases.

Triple Discipline for Practical Strategies

First, decisively avoid high-leverage long positions, as liquidation risk exceeds 90%; second, reserve 50% of your capital to deploy in the 34500-34800 range in batches, waiting for technical confirmation of a reversal; third, immediately review your holdings of mining-related tokens and reduce exposure by 50% to mitigate risk.

The essence of this crisis is a test of time—short-term market panic often breeds mid-term buying opportunities on dips.