That morning, I stared at that probe wick that tested 79250 for a long time.

Last night, BTC consolidated around 78,500. This morning it briefly touched 79,250—many people thought it was about to break through—then came the result you just saw: the price slid all the way back to 77,960. ETH also broke down in sync, slipping below 2,450. I’ve been following it very obediently.

━━━ The wick tells the truth more honestly than the candlestick ━━━
79250 isn’t a random number. Above that level, there’s a cluster of trapped orders from earlier. The market tested it, but no one stepped in—so the price retreated on its own. This is what you call a “fake breakout, true probing.” I’ve seen this way too many times: when it surges, it’s not a buy signal—it’s a distribution window.

Now BTC is hanging at 77,960, less than $500 away from the intraday low at 77,510. This spot isn’t stable by itself, because it was just broken above and the rebound momentum has already been used up.

━━━ What to watch this afternoon ━━━
My take: 78,000 is the short-term line in the sand. If it can be reclaimed and held above it, there’s still something to watch today. If it can’t, then 77,510 will be tested—and whether it can hold is the question.

I didn’t chase this rebound with a light position. I’ll wait until the structure is clearer. After trading for a long time, I’ve developed an instinct: when the market is uncertain, the most expensive move is impatience and itchy hands.

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