The "Liberation Day" fallout continues to echo through the charts. As we kick off February, $BTC
has officially slid below the psychological $75,000 mark, marking its fourth consecutive month in the red—the longest losing streak we've seen since the 2018 winter. ❄️
The Reality Check
Unlike the volatile liquidations of 2024, this recent drift feels different. It's a "silent bleed" driven by an absence of new capital inflow and thinning liquidity.
Support Watch: We are currently flirting with levels last seen in April 2025. Analysts are eyeing the $70,000 zone as the "line in the sand." A break below this could signal a deeper long-term confidence hit.
Institutional Sentiment: While some digital asset treasuries (like Hyperscale Data) are sticking to their DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) plans with $100M targets, spot ETFs have seen consistent outflows.
Why the Lack of Bounce?
Macro Headwinds: The nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair has bolstered the USD, putting pressure on risk assets.
Rotation to AI: Capital that previously fueled "number go up" BTC memes is increasingly migrating toward AI-centric stocks.
Low Correlation: Interestingly, BTC's correlation with gold remains at a staggering low of 0.14, meaning it isn't acting as the "digital gold" safe haven many hoped for during this week's precious metals volatility.
The Silver Lining? 🔍
History reminds us that market "boredom" and "absence of buyers" often precede the ultimate floor. While experts like Paul Howard suggest we won't see a new ATH in 2026, the current drawdown is still more moderate (30-40%) compared to the 60-70% crashes of previous cycles.
What’s your move?
Are you:
🟢 DCA-ing through the silence?
🟡 Watching from the sidelines for a $70k retest?
🔴 Rotating into other sectors?
Let’s discuss below! 👇
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