That brutal shakeout looked like Bitcoin’s usual reset before moving on

There’s a pattern I’ve seen repeat itself over and over, especially in trending markets.
When price enters a range —still within a broader trend— it usually fakes a few times to break out, triggers stop losses, and wipes out leveraged positions.
Almost every time, the last shakeout is the most brutal one before the market resumes the original direction.
It’s like the market’s way of “resetting” the structure before continuing.

What happened yesterday in Bitcoin fits that behavior perfectly.
It was one of the most aggressive waves of futures liquidations I’ve seen in a while.
Price went straight to the bottom of the range it’s been in since July, cleared the excess leverage, and built a cleaner base.

Another reason I still see this as constructive is that, throughout the whole “tariff drama” back in April, Bitcoin stayed remarkably stable —it even behaved like a partial safe haven.
If that stability continues, or if the macro noise drags on, it could keep supporting the bullish case.

That said, after such a violent flush, the market might be a bit bruised and could take time to rebuild momentum.

What do you guys think? Do you see it the same way, or do you expect another shakeout before we move higher?