Yesterday’s dump—Tuesday, February 25—felt like a gut punch across the board. Some posts were screaming about #panicselling , with some pinning it on a broader market wobble tied to economic jitters. Think rising U.S. recession fears or a surprise central bank move—like #Japan ’s rate hikes last year that rattled carry trades. Whatever sparked it, the sell-off was sharp and fast, wiping out leveraged positions and leaving the market oversold. RSI on Bitcoin’s daily chart, for instance, likely dipped below 30, which historically screams “buyers might step in soon.”

Today’s setup has some green flags. After a steep drop like that, you often get a relief rally as bargain hunters and short-term #traders jump in. X is already buzzing with folks calling the bottom—some guy posted at 3 AM that $95K was Bitcoin’s floor and it’s “up only” from here. Plus, if yesterday’s #liquidations cleared out the weak hands, there’s room for a snapback. The last time we saw a one-day 10%+ dump, back in early February, the market clawed back 3-5% the next day. #Volume spikes after a crash tend to favor buyers too, and with it being midweek, trading activity might pick up.

But it’s not all sunshine. If the dump was tied to macro stuff—like a bad U.S. jobs report or Fed chatter about skipping rate cuts—the hangover could linger. Crypto’s been twitchy about traditional markets lately, and stocks are wobbling too. If Wall Street stays red, we might see more downside before any real bounce. And don’t sleep on the whales—big moves in either direction could hinge on what they do with their stacks today.

Gut call? I’d lean toward a modest bounce—maybe 2-4% on $BTC Bitcoin and $ETH Ethereum—unless fresh bad news hits. The market’s got that coiled-spring feel, but it’s fragile. What’s your read—think we’re in for a breather or more pain?