"BTC has broken its major support of80,000. Now its price may go back to $85,000 only if a miracle happens, otherwise the sentiment is 100% that it will go to $75,000 and on the 28th there is the FOMC meeting, there is also a chance that interest rates may increase, due to which there can be a very good dump in altcoins as well, 15/20% Stay away from leverage trades and keep DCAing assets. Technically on charts and candles are also telling me the same thing, the patterns they are showing, MA, EMA, so manage your own risk and DYOR." means the author is taking a bearish view of Bitcoin and the wider crypto market.

They believe that Bitcoin falling below $80,000 is a negative technical signal because that level had acted as “support” — a price area where buyers had previously stepped in. In their view, a recovery toward $85,000 would require unusually strong buying, while a move toward $75,000 is being treated as the more likely bearish scenario.

The post also points to the upcoming FOMC meeting on the 28th as a potential source of volatility. The idea is that if interest rates rise, or if the Fed sounds more restrictive than markets expect, risk assets such as crypto could face selling pressure. The author thinks altcoins could be hit harder, potentially dropping around 15–20%.

“MA” and “EMA” refer to moving averages and exponential moving averages. The author is saying their chart patterns, candlesticks, and trend indicators also appear weak. Their practical message is to avoid leveraged positions, since leverage can amplify losses during sharp moves, and to use DCA—buying gradually over time—rather than making a single large purchase.

However, phrases such as “100%” and “only if a miracle happens” are opinions, not certainties. Technical indicators and macro events can increase volatility, but they cannot guarantee where BTC or altcoins will trade next. DYOR means “do your own research,” and the post is ultimately urging readers to manage risk according to their own financial situations.