The thing I’m most focused on today: when I opened my eyes this morning, $BTC was trading at 75,638.9, down 6.11% in a day and just one step above its 24-hour low of 75,358.0.

Last night’s drop wasn’t limited to any one coin—the whole market pulled back: total market cap shrank 7.13% in a day, $ETH fell 8.37% to 2,227.2, the Nasdaq 100 fell 6.9%, and the S&P 500 also dropped 4.63%. The hardest-hit small coins lost more than 40% in a day, but honestly, with the broader market looking like this, those small-coin figures are best taken with a grain of salt.

Interestingly, gold is still rising, trading at 4,095.6, up 0.64%; crude oil is also up 3.27%. Money is flowing into safe havens, which usually means the market isn’t waiting for a rebound—it’s waiting for some clarity.

My take is, don’t rush to call the bottom today. BTC’s 14-day RSI has already fallen to 33.5. The drop has been sharp, for sure, but a sharp drop doesn’t mean it’s over. We can breathe a little only if it holds 75,358.0; if it doesn’t, sentiment could sink even further. If I were holding, I’d wait and see what this level tells us—not because I’m good at reading the market, but because I can’t take another red candle like that.

What’s the one thing you most want to confirm first today?

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