It doesn’t feel like a bottom yet. What we’re seeing right now looks more like a transition phase, not a full reset. The big drop already happened, sure but cycles don’t usually end with just one clean move down. They drag. They test patience. #Bitcoin still respects its broader rhythm. Supply shock from the halving is only one piece. The bigger driver is how people position around it. First they anticipate. Then they chase. Then they unwind. We’re somewhere in that unwind. The October 2025 high checked all the boxes of a late-cycle top. Since then, price has cooled off hard, but not in a way that screams exhaustion. More like controlled distribution turning into early accumulation. That middle zone can last longer than most expect. If you zoom out, real bottoms don’t form when the market is still engaged and debating levels. They form when interest fades, volatility compresses, and nobody cares about calling the exact low anymore. We’re not there yet. Time is still a missing ingredient. Most cycle frameworks point toward late 2026 as the window where things actually settle. Not a single date just a range where conditions align. Until then, expect chop, fake moves, and frustration. This is the part of the cycle that tests conviction, not conviction that comes from hype but the quiet kind that sits through uncertainty. Price will bottom eventually. But it probably won’t be when everyone is watching for it.
$BNB just slipped under a key level and now it’s grinding sideways.
Support sits around $581–$589. If that breaks clean, momentum likely flips bearish.
Next area to watch: $504–$510. Could turn into a strong short zone if price heads there. All eyes on how it closes. This range won’t stay quiet for long.
The code was fine. Two audits found nothing wrong. North Korea didn’t touch the code. They went after the people.
They made a fake token called CarbonVote. Put in a few thousand dollars to make it look real. Drift’s system thought it was worth hundreds of millions.
Then they got the people who held the keys to sign off on transactions weeks before the actual attack. Nobody knew what they were approving.