Trader Killa: Bitcoin Short Sellers Who Lost From $67K to $87K Are Celebrating a Minor Pullback

Killa's point is less about price than about positioning psychology: the traders he describes are treating a modest pullback as vindication after being run over by a sustained move, which says more about their process than about the market. It matters because it illustrates how a one-sided rally can leave even correct-direction skeptics trapped, and how a small dip gets repackaged as confirmation. Whether that pattern of loss-chasing actually shapes flows is the open question; without positioning or volume data, this reads as sentiment commentary rather than evidence.