BTC below $90K: $1B Liquidations — dip to buy?

[STT]

If Strategy is able to buy on the lows then they are good still, not being able to do that would be a failed operation as you'll only capture the highs and that sounds more vulnerable then the security people are looking for in an investment.
   Dollar index is down once more and the BTC price action lows such as they are right now are still higher then previous closes on the daily bars.  So sentiment is more like a quiet drift rather then an actively negative market and I have far less apprehension about buying at times like this then when price is moving fast upwards which to a BTC buyer means higher & more expensive, ironically worse then getting a low price of course.

[Shinpako09]

It stays at this level for a long time and then suddenly pumps to $97k again, then comes back below $90k, so maybe it’s the right time to buy. I think there’s still a rally brewing that could break $100k and possibly start a longer run. Just my gut feeling. We haven’t seen the rally we’ve been anticipating since last year, and we’re going to enter another bearish season without seeing that rally? I don’t think it will end up just like that.

[Omj1014]

As i always say, there is no bad time to buy BTC so accumulate as much as you can now, and you'll be proud of yourselves in some months to come.
I know the recent liquidation rate was high but it's not new to us, the best we can do now is buy as much as we can afford just as MSRT did, because I think the bullish season close.

[GreatArkansas]

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Is this a dip for accumulation or the beginning of a correction below $80K? 

For me, yes. Anything below $100,000 is good to buy. What I will be doing is I will always have backup money where I can use it to buy more Bitcoin. Let's say Bitcoin now is already at $88,000, you can buy partial, but make sure to have more bullets later on, just in case we dip more, because what I can see is we will have strong, significant support at the $60,000 level.

[Bitcoin_people]

If we can have bitcoin few days ago at $97,000 then there is nothing stopping us from having it back or even beyond anytime soon, since we are already gone passed the $89,000 which we have strong support now over, so i wouldn't doubt how possible we can easily achieve having $100,000 anytime in this month, all we may want is to stay positioned till the market make the second and third attempt and break the resistance.

Yes, the market had risen rapidly a few days ago and touched $97k, which many thought would break $100k, but it did not happen, rather the market fell temporarily, reaching $89k. However, according to the current situation, the indications that the Bitcoin market is giving and what we can expect is that Bitcoin will pump again this month and there is some possibility of it exceeding $100k. If the market determines its course strongly, then we can expect this as Bitcoin has some good positive aspects in the coming days. We are still confident that the Bitcoin market will enter the highs again and there is a possibility of a decline later.

[Oasisman]

BTC collapsed below $90K  ($89K now), $1B+ liquidations (92% longs) due to Trump's tariffs and geopolitics. The market has lost $150B, gold is rising.
But Strategy (MSTR) just bought 22K BTC for $2.1B, their biggest purchase in months. Fear & Greed in the fear zone.
Is this a dip for accumulation or the beginning of a correction below $80K? 
Share your predictions!

Not a total collapse, Bitcoin has been in this region since we entered January. If I recall correctly, we started 2026 with an $87k mark, and it's been trending downward since, with $95k as the highest. I don't see any indicators of any corrections sooner, especially with how Bitcoin has been moving lately. This is more like a consolidation phase, as there are no significant up and down movements happening so far. It's still good for an accumulation though.
IMO, as long as Bitcoin remains below $100k mark, it is considered good for accumulation. Below $90k is better, so, yeah, this little dip is good for filling your bags some.

[Pandu Geddon]

If you have been reading some speculation since the Bitcoin drop occurred, you might have seen figures of $70k, or even lower. The current decline is not surprising because some people have anticipated that a drop would happen. And at the current price level, it hasn't made people panic to buy. Some may have taken advantage by making regular purchases at the current prices, but there are also those who are more patient and waiting for lower prices. 
In my opinion, with the current situation, Bitcoin may remain longer in the $80k-$90k price range.