Everyone wanted cheaper Bitcoin.
Now BTC is around $73K, and the discount has arrived with fear attached.
I see an opportunity to complete positions for 2028–29. Wanting a pullback is easy. Staying calm when it arrives is the harder part. 👇
The technical picture is under pressure:
• 4H: lower highs and lower lows.
• Daily: below the 9 and 200 EMAs. Reclaiming $75.8K–$76.2K would be an initial improvement.
• Connors RSI shows oversold conditions, while MACD remains negative. A bounce is possible; a bottom is unconfirmed.
Leverage adds fuel. A CoinGlass snapshot this morning recorded $356 million in crypto liquidations over 24 hours, almost 79% from longs. Forced selling can amplify declines. A recovery can work the other way as shorts close.
ETF demand remains weak: Monday brought roughly $201 million in net outflows, according to SoSoValue. Withdrawals slowed from Friday, but capital was still leaving.
Meanwhile, Strategy announced another 1,036 BTC yesterday, spending $81.9 million at an average of $79,012.
That is roughly 28% more bitcoin than its previous announced purchase.
My crypto allocation is entirely spot:
BTC: 70%
XRP: 15%
BNB, SOL and NEXO: 5% each.
My horizon is 2028–29. I am positioning for a future bullish expansion, while accepting that market cycles do not follow a guaranteed schedule.
This decline does not break my plan. Buying below my existing cost basis would let me accumulate without raising my average entry.
Corrections are part of investing. I see this one as an opportunity to build gradually, keeping liquidity if prices fall further.
A red candle can hurt sentiment while improving the entry price for a long-term thesis.
Did your conviction change—or did the discount simply become uncomfortable?
#bitcoin #strategy #DCA
Not financial advice. Do your own research.
Now BTC is around $73K, and the discount has arrived with fear attached.
I see an opportunity to complete positions for 2028–29. Wanting a pullback is easy. Staying calm when it arrives is the harder part. 👇
The technical picture is under pressure:
• 4H: lower highs and lower lows.
• Daily: below the 9 and 200 EMAs. Reclaiming $75.8K–$76.2K would be an initial improvement.
• Connors RSI shows oversold conditions, while MACD remains negative. A bounce is possible; a bottom is unconfirmed.
Leverage adds fuel. A CoinGlass snapshot this morning recorded $356 million in crypto liquidations over 24 hours, almost 79% from longs. Forced selling can amplify declines. A recovery can work the other way as shorts close.
ETF demand remains weak: Monday brought roughly $201 million in net outflows, according to SoSoValue. Withdrawals slowed from Friday, but capital was still leaving.
Meanwhile, Strategy announced another 1,036 BTC yesterday, spending $81.9 million at an average of $79,012.
That is roughly 28% more bitcoin than its previous announced purchase.
My crypto allocation is entirely spot:
BTC: 70%
XRP: 15%
BNB, SOL and NEXO: 5% each.
My horizon is 2028–29. I am positioning for a future bullish expansion, while accepting that market cycles do not follow a guaranteed schedule.
This decline does not break my plan. Buying below my existing cost basis would let me accumulate without raising my average entry.
Corrections are part of investing. I see this one as an opportunity to build gradually, keeping liquidity if prices fall further.
A red candle can hurt sentiment while improving the entry price for a long-term thesis.
Did your conviction change—or did the discount simply become uncomfortable?
#bitcoin #strategy #DCA
Not financial advice. Do your own research.
