Bitcoin's recent pullback may not be over, as data from Santiment indicates a bearish trend with retail investors buying while large holders sell. After Bitcoin hit a local high of $74,000, key stakeholders holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC, known as whales, have offloaded about 66% of their recent acquisitions in the past 48 hours. Meanwhile, retail investors holding less than 0.01 BTC are actively buying the dip. Historical data suggests that such divergence, where retail buys amid panic and whales exit, often signals a prolonged correction. The market may need to wait for whale holdings to stabilize or rise again to confirm a bottom.