A massive options expiry is coming up tomorrow. Once market makers unwind their related hedging positions, the support and resistance zones formed by the options structure will temporarily lose their influence. This could amplify BTC volatility in the short term, until fresh capital steps in and a new market structure emerges. If BTC dips back to its previous lows around 80k-82k during this period, I actually see it as a chance to play a short-term bounce. The volatility during this liquidity vacuum doesn’t necessarily mean the start of a new crash. Plus, I’m seeing bullish divergence signals on the micro-level between price and capital inflows. The "price vs. capital inflow gradient" tracks the relative momentum between BTC price action and real capital entering the market. When capital outflows slow down compared to the pace of BTC’s price drop, it can indicate the downtrend is being corrected—meaning, a bounce is likely. On Chart 1 and Chart 2, I’ve marked four previous bullish divergence signals (2024-2025 and 2021-2022). Each time, BTC saw some degree of bounce or even a full trend reversal. But with overall market sentiment still in a bearish recovery phase, a short-term rebound is more likely this time. ---------------------------------------------- Bitget VIP: Lower fees, bigger perks.