Bitcoin's $1 Billion Liquidation Tsunami: Just Another Dip Or Is The Bull Run Over?

Bitcoin has dropped more than $10,000 from its July all-time high, sparking debate among traders about whether another rally is possible, according to Benzinga. Analytics firm Santiment noted the decline to $112,200 triggered the highest “buy the dip” chatter in 25 days, though heavy retail optimism has often preceded deeper losses in past cycles. The current -8.1% pullback is considered mild compared with typical corrections of -15% to -20%. Leverage data remains mixed, with shorts quickly flipping back to longs, muting rebound prospects. Analysts see dollar-cost averaging at $112,000 and lower levels as a cautious strategy to manage risk while preparing for a potential rebound.