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Bitcoin is back at the level everyone is watching - around $75,000 to $76,000.
After falling from near $120,000, the mood is fear. ETF outflows, weak momentum, and stock market pressure have made many traders expect another drop to $73K, $68K, or even lower. And honestly, that fear is understandable. BTC is trading below its 50-day average, RSI is near 38, and $75,500 has become the make-or-break support.
But here is my thought on BTC:
1. This is not 2022.
In past bear markets, we had exchange collapses, huge leverage liquidations, and systemic failure. This time, Bernstein calls it a "crisis of confidence" - not a crisis of fundamentals. Bitcoin's network is still secure, supply is still limited to 21M, and long-term holders are still holding.
2. Fear creates opportunity, but patience creates profit.
Everyone wants to buy the bottom, but no one wants to buy when it feels scary. The best BTC buys in history - 2018, 2020, 2022 - all felt exactly like this. I'm not saying $75K is the bottom. It could go to $72K or $67K first. But I am accumulating in small parts instead of trying to time one perfect entry.
3. My plan is simple:
- Don't panic sell
- Don't use leverage in this volatility
- DCA on red days
- Focus on 2027, not next week
Bitcoin has survived every crash, every ban, every "Bitcoin is dead" headline. It fell 80%+ multiple times and still came back to new all-time highs.
So my thought is: Short-term, BTC looks weak. Long-term, my conviction hasn't changed.