Bitcoin is at 64,082 now, down 4.5% over the past 24 hours. From its October high of 126,000, it’s nearly been cut in half. $BTC —at this point, holders have it the worst. Sell, and it feels awful to cut your losses halfway down; hold on, and you have to watch your account shrink every day. $BNB is no different: 588, down 4.3% in a day. ETH is even worse at 1,784, down nearly 6%. The most frustrating thing about this market is that there’s no clear resolution: it won’t fall decisively, but it can’t bounce either. My view is, don’t make any big decisions at this point. Going all-in to buy the dip or selling everything and leaving could both lead to regret. Keep some cash on hand and wait to see whether the 62,000 low gets tested again and holds. If it does, add gradually; if it doesn’t, reassess lower down. In a decline like this, surviving matters more than making a quick buck.