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It’s been a rough week for anyone watching the $BTC charts, and let’s be honest—it feels a bit like a "crisis of faith" for the market. After the high of the late 2025 rally, Bitcoin has taken a sharp U-turn, sliding through the $75,000 mark and even wicking down toward $71,000.

The "extreme fear" in the air is palpable, largely because we’ve seen over $3 billion in institutional outflows from ETFs in just the last month. Between the geopolitical tension and the uncertainty around a more hawkish Federal Reserve, that post-election "Trump pump" hype has officially cooled off, leaving retail traders wondering if the floor is actually in or if we’re headed back to the mid-60s.

From a technical perspective, the damage is pretty clear on the daily timeframe. We lost that critical $84,000 support level that everyone was banking on, and since then, the bulls haven't really been able to mount a convincing counter-attack.

Right now, all eyes are on the $70,000 psychological barrier; if we can’t hold that, the next major volume pocket sits way down around $68,000. On the flip side, for a real reversal to start, we’d need to see Bitcoin reclaim the 50-day EMA at roughly $89,000. Until then, we’re essentially in a "prove it" zone where the trend remains bearish despite the occasional short-term bounce.

So, what’s the move? If you're feeling exhausted by the crypto chop, you're not alone. Many are shifting their focus to more "stable" momentum plays in stocks, like the massive sell-offs we’re seeing in tech giants like Microsoft, It’s a classic rotation: while $BTC finds its footing and works through this "deleveraging" phase, the smart money is staying productive elsewhere.

Don’t let the "Extreme Fear" index force you into a bad trade; sometimes the best strategy is just sitting on your hands or looking for the next infrastructure play.

$BTC is showing some signs of recovery.

ETFs also had a big inflow yesterday, which is a good sign.

Now, Bitcoin needs to reclaim the $80,000 level for a rally towards the $84,000-$85,000 zone, which also has a CME
#WhenWillBTCRebound

$BTC is trading in a range roughly between $88,000–$92,000, with buyers defending the lower boundary while resistance around $95,000–$100,000 caps upside momentum.

Technical indicators like RSI and moving averages suggest neither extreme overbought nor oversold conditions, pointing to a market waiting for a catalyst to break direction.

Let’s see how it goes!
#btc

While waiting for $BTC to make its next move, the 'Crazy 48H' pace has been intense, Phase 20 actually wraps up today. I’ve managed to grow my $BGB holdings across several previous phases, and I’m aiming for the same result here. If you're looking to catch the final window, there’s still time to map out a strategy for the leaderboard. I’ve been using GetAgent to help keep my entries precise during these fast rounds.

With $BTC and $XRP picking up pace, I’ve been using this TTC phase to work on my patience. I struggled with rushed entries early on, but auditing my trades through GetAgent has helped me stay more objective. It’s a good reminder that when the market accelerates, sticking to a structured process is the only way to avoid messy execution.

$BTC update:
For this week, I’m anticipating a pullback into the $89.5k–$87.2k range, with a possible move to fill the CME gap around $88.7k–$88.1k from two weeks ago. Ideally, we see that gap closed within the week.
Phase 19 of Crazy 48H didn’t go as planned, but I’m back with better focus and refined strategies. I’m currently involved in Crazy 48H Phase 20, trading $BGB, and holding a strong position on the leaderboard. I plan to stay active until the final hour and see how it plays out.

Since the TradFi rollout, I've been experimenting with balancing $BTC against $XAUt in a single interface. It's a practical addition to my workflow, and I'm currently using the $88,888 gold competition as a benchmark to see how these traditional asset pairs perform during the initial launch phase

While watching $ETH , the Crazy 48H cycle continues with Phase 17 now live. I’ve taken part in a few phases already and picked up over 300 $BGB so far, and I’m approaching this one with the same steady mindset.
If you missed the previous phase, this is another opportunity to plan properly, stay disciplined, and see how the market plays out. I’m keeping things structured and focused this round.

2025 was a wild ride, definitely not the stable year many predicted for $BTC . Despite the volatility, I’ve managed to stay profitable by focusing on the TTC Phase 24. It’s been a solid way to stack $BGB and climb the leaderboard as we head into 2026.

While $BTC and alts are holding the spotlight, I've found that staying active is the best way to catch the next move. Currently, my focus has shifted toward $SOL and BSC tokens as the new on-chain round kicks off. I’m tracking $LIGHT and $BROCCOLI right now and using GetAgent to keep my strategy structured.

After three years in crypto, I’m finally branching into stocks like $TSLA to compare the liquidity and volatility of different markets. With $BTC currently stuck in a sideways range, patience is the only play right now. I’ve signed up to test a new TradFi integration, I’m interested to see if it actually bridges the gap between these assets and will share my honest take once I’m in.

Many expected $BTC to stay stable, but 2025 told a different story with intense volatility. Despite that, I’ve managed to stay profitable by being disciplined with my trades and taking advantage of opportunities as they came. Hoping 2026 brings a calmer and more predictable market.

$BTC continues to lead the market, trading around $89,000, backed by institutional interest and ETF inflows despite ongoing volatility.
In this environment, short-term trading setups remain available for active traders, with some focusing on pairs like $BAY to take advantage of quick market moves.

Many expected $BTC and altcoins to be in a better place by 2026, but the market is still bearish.
I’ve focused on staying active and finding opportunities to make the most of this phase, earning from both smart trades and consistent participation. There’s still room to benefit if you’re paying attention.
Don’t snooze.

The year is just getting started, and I’m staying engaged with the market, especially keeping an eye on $ETH . Attention has shifted toward $SOL and BSC tokens after the previous trading phase, and I’m watching setups like $LIGHT and $BROCCOLI while using tools to stay structured and disciplined.

The crypto market has been stuck in a range, with $BTC gains often fading quickly and altcoins showing little movement. During this period, I’ve focused on short-term trading opportunities to stay active and grow positions.
With new trading phases underway, it’s a good time to remain engaged and make the most of structured opportunities while waiting for a broader market breakout.

I’ve paused $BTC trading for a few days and shifted focus to silver, which recently hit new highs before facing some volatility and profit-taking. At the same time, on-chain stock trading is becoming more active across pairs like $AAPLon, CRCLon, and SLVon, making this an interesting period to observe how capital rotates and how traders adjust to changing market conditions.

A few months back, many believed $ETH and other altcoins wouldn’t reach this level of bearishness, but 2025 has been full of surprises. It’s been a tough market, yet it has also rewarded patience, discipline, and good timing. I’ve managed to find opportunities within the volatility and turn this phase into consistent gains.

What stands out is the ability to benefit in more than one way — from trading decisions themselves and from staying competitive during active market phases. Despite the uncertainty, there’s still room for those who stay focused and adaptable to make the most of the moment.

It might be time to take some attention off $BTC I came across a short-duration trading event and I’ve been trading $XRP spot, stacking some BGB along the way. The format is fast-paced, with a tight time window and a leaderboard that shifts quickly.
With well-timed volume, it’s possible to move up within hours. If you’re exploring ways to build BGB more actively, this setup is worth paying attention to.