There’s a strange feeling that comes when the market starts behaving in a way you’ve seen before. Not exactly the same, not perfectly repeated, but close enough to make you pause and think back. This week’s crash brought back that exact feeling for me. It reminded me of June 2022 — not just because of the drop itself, but because of how everything around it started to line up.
The RSI hitting similar levels felt like the first signal. It’s one of those quiet indicators that doesn’t create headlines, but traders watch it closely. Back in 2022, when RSI reached those zones, it didn’t mark the end of the pain immediately. Instead, it marked the moment when panic started turning into exhaustion. Seeing it happen again now creates that same uneasy sense of familiarity.
Then there’s the breakdown below key Fibonacci levels. These are the points people often trust as strong support, places where price is supposed to hold. When those levels break, it doesn’t just move charts, it changes sentiment. You can feel the confidence slipping. That same pattern showed up in 2022 right before the market went quiet for months.
And now, once again, there are rumors floating around. Talks of big Hong Kong funds possibly getting hit, whispers spreading across trading circles. No one ever knows how much of it is real at first. But if you’ve been around long enough, you know how quickly rumors can turn into reality, and how reality can turn into pressure across the entire market.
What makes this moment feel even more familiar is the possibility of what comes next. Not another straight crash. Not an instant recovery. But that slow, heavy phase where nothing seems to happen. If this pattern truly mirrors 2022, we could be stepping into a sideways accumulation period somewhere between $60K and $90K. A range where price moves, but not with excitement. A range where traders lose patience, interest fades, and only the quiet believers remain active.
These phases don’t feel dramatic, but they shape the future. This is usually where long-term positions are built silently. Where the noise fades, and the market slowly resets. It can last months. Three to five, sometimes more. And during that time, it often feels like nothing is happening at all.
But that’s the part many people forget. The loud moves get the attention. The quiet periods build the foundation. And right now, the market feels like it’s standing at that exact point again — uncertain, tired, and slowly preparing for whatever comes next.
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