BTC didn’t break lower again—$76,140 held, and money is starting to flow into on-chain infrastructure

BTC is currently at $76,140.01. It came under pressure overnight but didn’t dip further—Bitcoin didn’t collapse. ETH is currently at $2,241.25 and didn’t follow it down either. The market didn’t end in a bloodbath, and funds haven’t fled; they’re just shifting positions.

SOL sent an even stronger signal: its official open-source on-chain monitoring tool, Microscope, can directly monitor complex on-chain activity, and developers can run their own nodes to view on-chain data. This isn’t just talk—it’s infrastructure being put into practice. BTC and ETH held their prices, and funds are starting to look at on-chain tools. This is sector rotation, not a single-coin rally—money is shifting around the market as a whole.

The bears spent all night calling for a breakdown, but it didn’t happen. I checked positions again, and funds are still in the market; there hasn’t been a large-scale exit. My view is that funds won’t leave in the short term. First, let’s see whether tokens related to on-chain infrastructure can show some strength.

Tonight, watch whether BTC breaks below $76,140. If it holds, funds will keep rotating; if it breaks, the market can reassess.

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