This week’s weekly candle has closed, and longs have been liquidated once again—it’s truly tough. Longs have held on for three to four years now; is it really that hard to just make a profit? Looking at the 7-day liquidation chart, over 90% of long positions have already been wiped out. The remaining longs are mostly low-leverage traders; further downside movement would have little meaningful impact. Even if BTC drops below $720K again, it would only liquidate around $100–200 million—this doesn’t even account for retail traders potentially adding more margin. Once margin is increased, liquidation levels move significantly farther away, making it very difficult for manipulative whales to harvest these remaining longs. Liquidations are targeting those who over-leveraged. At this point, the market is likely preparing to rally and wipe out shorts. If price rises back to $820K, it could trigger the liquidation of $2 billion in short positions. So, do you think BTC will keep falling—or will it surge to wipe out the shorts? Historically, in every such cycle, both sides get cleaned out—timing may be delayed, but it never misses. It’ll make you feel like prices can’t rise, dragging slowly before suddenly surging to liquidate all the shorts. Right now, it’s incredibly hard to hold on. If you can’t endure this, you may not belong in crypto. But if you stick through it, you’ll finally see that glimmer of hope—just around the corner.