The daytime sell-off seems to have stabilized. $BTC ground its way back from just over 62,000 to around 65,000, narrowing its 24-hour loss to 1.5%. $BNB is also back hovering around $600, so the market looks a little less scary. But don't rush to call a reversal: this is just a breather after the drop. There are plenty of trapped holders weighing on the price around 66,000–67,000, while 62,000 was tested once today—and there's no guarantee it'll hold if we take another hit. ETH is still weaker than BTC, and the altcoins are even worse. New names like GATO popping up in the trending topics are just people looking for entertainment because they're bored; hardly anyone is willing to put real money into them. The overnight session will probably keep grinding sideways, and the direction may not emerge until everyone's worn out. At times like this, the best move is not to make a move. If you're heavily invested, be clear about your stop-loss; if you're on the sidelines, don't get itchy and jump into that rebound. A good night's sleep beats staring at the charts. Let's see who makes the first move when the market opens tomorrow.