🐋 Are Whales Accumulating Bitcoin, or Are Retail Traders Being Set Up for Another Trap?

Bitcoin is showing potential reversal signals, with RSI at 33 and significant buy-wall activity around $67,150. This could create an interesting mean-reversion opportunity, but I believe confirmation is more important than anticipation.

Price is holding above $66,450, while the MACD histogram turning positive suggests a possible momentum shift. A confirmed breakout above $68,840 would strengthen the bullish scenario.

My perspective: I’m not rushing into a position just because the market looks oversold. I want to see buyers defend $66,450 and demonstrate genuine strength before deploying stablecoin reserves.

A buy wall can disappear, whale activity doesn’t always reveal the full picture, and retail traders can easily become exit liquidity.

I’m watching price action, volume and order-flow confirmation before making a decision.

What’s your interpretation, traders? Are whales accumulating, or is the market preparing another liquidity trap? Price action alone doesn't tell the whole story. CVD shows a significant increase in aggressive selling. Are buyers absorbing this pressure, or are sellers still in control?