Brazil’s largest exchange “came back to life” today—but you can only look, not move anything.

Mercado Bitcoin was hacked on November 2. Some 36,000 Ethereum deposit addresses were drained. On-chain estimates put the amount stolen at $48.6 million, while the official figure is only $36.3 million—a difference of over $12 million. The site reopened today: you can view your balance and download statements, but you can’t withdraw coins or trade. There’s no word on when normal service will resume.

The exchange swears “customers won’t lose a single cent,” but $BTC wasn’t spared at all: BTC is stuck at the 200-day moving average of $75.7K, a 53-day low. The weekly candle closes at 8 a.m. this morning, right on the 50-week moving average at $75.56K. If it can’t hold, the next stop is $72.5K.

A: You can see it, but can’t get it out—your balance is just a screenshot. Better get out first.
B: Even the hackers couldn’t knock $75K down. This is the bottom—buy with your eyes shut.

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