just see this wall at $100k in binance, this without considering other exchanges as well, though may seem miniscule, but I'm sure there are people who don't set sell order at that price but will also dump.
Good luck to the dumb twats selling at or around $100k considering $100k to be such a BIG deal, and surely some times some of the sell walls are fake and trying to get others to sell, and other times, the sell walls will get eaten through, and then what the fuck is going to happen? No one has any coins left to sell because they sold most if not all of them at or around $100k. We've seen this play out before at round numbers, several times, including but not limited to the BTC sales at $1k and also the BTC sales at $10k (especially the first time passing through it). You think that this time is different and the dumb twats selling at $100k are more enlightened than those who were selling at $1k and $10k and expecting to buy coins back cheaper..
That is the other part that a good number of the dumb twats selling BTC at or around $100k believe that they are going to be able to buy back cheaper, anywhere between $30k and $70k.. and it could well be the case that we never see those BTC prices again, and it could be the case that we never see below $90k again.. so where are they going to put their buy orders to be able to buy back, exactly?
and is it really worth the risk to sell coins and to be left without any coins while the BTC price is going up?
Let's say that a decent number of these guys have coins with average costs between $30k and $50k? What good is that going to do them? they end up with 2x to 3x profits? Is that even good in bitcoinlandia?
How about the long term BTC holders who have BTC costs below $5k, $10k or $20k? Why would they specifically choose to sell their coins at $100k? Maybe they might shave a bit of profits off at around $100k, but selling large portions of their stash and running the risk of then increasing their costs per BTC rather than their already having a good cost per BTC? Why would they want to run the risk of increasing the cost of their BTC or ending up with way fewer BTC?
I doubt that there is very much smart money fucking around with selling large portions of their BTC at or around $100k with an expectation of buying back cheaper, but hey whatever, guys can do whatever they are going to do...including if they may well end up selling too many coins too soon, and that is something that we frequently have seen in bitcoinlandia, yet sometimes it can take a bit of time before a guy realizes that he sold way too many coins too soon (sometimes it takes 2-4 years or longer for the guy to figure out that he sold too many coins too soon), and he was not abler to buy them back at the target prices that he thought that he was going to be able to accomplish because he was smarter than everyone else and he knew where the BTC price was going to go.
Maybe this time is different, and these guys selling coins at or around $100k are going to be able to buy back cheaper and not end up in a waiting loop (with no coins or hardly any coins) that does not pan out? perhaps? perhaps? I have my doubts... but sure, they might get lucky, this time.