The crypto market<\/a> experienced a bloody weekend<\/strong>. The price of Bitcoin<\/a> underwent a notable correction, pushing the asset’s value below the cost basis of many holders, particularly short-term investors. Technically, this zone is critical: it often acts as a major psychological threshold.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n When the spot price drops below the realized price of short-term holders, the market often enters a phase of fear. The “weak hands” tend to capitulate, selling at a loss to avoid prolonged exposure to volatility. This is precisely the type of flush out<\/strong> that analysts monitor to identify a local bottom.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n However, for industry veterans, this signal is often interpreted differently. A drop below the cost basis may indicate that the asset is oversold, creating an attractive entry window for institutional investors and whales<\/strong> who are patiently waiting to scoop up liquidity at low prices.<\/p>\n\n\n\n