⚡️What is next for Bitcoin❓

📉 #Bitcoin briefly dropped below $92K, but altcoins are taking the biggest hit. $ETH Eth almost reached $2,100 and is now down 16% on #Binance .

🔴 Not surprising. The riskiest assets are always the first to fall. The main issue is that no one could stop the panic among retail investors. Institutions don’t trade on weekends. Liquidations have reached serious levels—over $2 billion and nearly 750,000 traders, with $ETH taking the biggest hit.

🤔 Now, it will be interesting to see how the market reacts when the U.S. stock market opens. On one hand, considering economic factors, everything seems bleak. But…

💡 This is where the catch often lies:

1️⃣ It’s typical for $BTC to retest support before moving up. This strategy has proven effective multiple times in Bitcoin’s current growth phase.

2️⃣ Fear has big eyes. Yes, #Tariffs were introduced. But aside from their complex structure and consequences, they won’t crash the economy in a day. What we’re seeing in the markets is typical retail investor behavior.

3️⃣ #TRUMP may not be a professional politician or an economist, but he’s probably not a fool either. Sure, the elections are over, and now he can seemingly do whatever he wants. But let’s not forget—Trump himself holds a significant amount of #crypto , and as Americans say, he definitely wouldn’t want to shoot himself in the foot.

📩 So, we’ve got our popcorn ready and are waiting for the next act of this spectacle. We haven’t closed our spot positions yet—based on experience, panic selling at the bottom is not ideal. As for futures, we closed some Bitcoin positions earlier, but most are still open with stop-losses in the profit zone.

❓ It wouldn’t be surprising if we see talk of easing restrictions once Canada and Mexico make concessions to Trump, and the market surges back up. Or, there could be no agreements at all, and institutional investors might start selling along with everyone else. We’ll see how it plays out—though the latter seems less likely…