Here's what happened when Bitcoin punched through 80K last week: the same people who sat in $USDT for months suddenly couldn't wait another hour.

Chasing a round number is how traders keep getting wrecked. You wait for confirmation, you buy the break, and then you have no plan for the wick that always follows.

When $BTC first crossed 20K in 2017, it was pure retail mania. When it tagged 69K in late 2021, it was stimulus checks and heavy leverage. Both times, the people who bought the round number became the exit liquidity six months later.

This 80K break has different plumbing. Spot ETFs have been quietly taking coins off the market for months. Bitcoin's market cap just overtook Tesla, which is a number institutions actually put in presentations. $SOL still jumped about 10 percent on the same tape, which is the old Bitcoin-leads-alts-follow rhythm from 2021. So some things haven't changed at all.

The Fear and Greed Index is sitting at 70, which is greed but not the kind of euphoria that marked previous tops. Last cycle that gauge was in the 90s before things actually broke. That's the part worth sitting with.

Where do you think this goes from here?
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