Amr Taha2025-11-07

Binance Data Shows Retail Panic Selling & Long Squeeze – 🚀 BTC Recovery Next?

📈 Daily Market Update: Bitcoin Falls Below $100K as Binance Retail Selling Spikes Over the last few days, Bitcoin’s price dropped sharply, breaking below $100K for the first time since June 2025. This move was accompanied by a clear wave of retail selling activity, mostly visible on Binance. 📊 [Bitcoin] LTH/STH Buy/Sell — Binanc On November 3 and November 5, we saw sharp spikes in short-term holder (STH) selling activity, especially from the so-called “clown wallets”. 😬 Nov 3: 251 BTC sent to Binance 😬 Nov 5: 517 BTC sent to Binance The chart shows these wallets typically buy near local tops and sell near major bottoms. Their behavior often provides liquidity for long-term holders and whales, who accumulate when retail panic sets in. 📊 BTC: Binance Liquidation Delta The chart also highlights the liquidation activity on Binance. Most of the liquidated positions were late long entries with high leverage, * Forced exits occurred between $107K and $100.5K * Stop-loss triggers converted into market sell orders, creating a cascade of long liquidations This “long squeeze” occurs when leveraged longs get stopped out, turning their stop-loss orders into instant market sells — accelerating the drop. 📈 Conclusion Retail traders on Binance are once again showing excessive pessimism. When high-leverage longs are flushed and short-term holders panic-sell into the dip, Bitcoin tends to form local bottoms shortly after. Tracking retail sentiment on Binance’s spot and derivatives market continues to give strong contrarian insights.