BTC This wave isn’t that it can’t rise—it’s that you can’t panic on a drop or chase on a spike.

At the moment, the price has returned to around $82,600, down about 2.45% over the past 24 hours.

After a rapid move from around $78,000 to above $87,000, it now looks more like consolidation at the high level, not a complete trend reversal.

Around $82,600 is the first short-term support. If it holds, there’s a chance to retest $84,800—$85,300;

If it breaks below $82,600, and a rebound fails to reclaim it, then be careful—there could be a pullback to $81,600 or even lower.

So don’t chase long positions now, and don’t blindly go short just because of a single bearish candle. If you have positions, control your size; if you have none, wait for confirmation.

After it reclaims $85,300, consider participating with a light position. If it breaks below $82,600, prioritize defense.

In the middle of a range-bound market, staying in cash is also a correct answer. The greed index is still 74, and market sentiment isn’t pessimistic. The more everyone thinks “it can still go up,” the more you can’t forget to leave yourself an exit. $BTC $RHEA $HARD #比特币跌破8.3万美元 #Bitget公布安全事件时间线