cybermonday

​The start of the week, marked by Cyber Monday, has seen risk assets, including Bitcoin, under renewed pressure. The current price action is creating a massive buying opportunity, effectively offering a "discount" on $BTC.
​Current Situation:
​$BTC is currently trading around $86,000, down significantly from its recent high near $91,000 over the weekend.
​The entire crypto market experienced a sharp sell-off at the start of the week, with $BTC sliding as much as 6% in one session.
​The macro environment is cautious, with the market reassessing risk tolerance after last week's gains.
​Why This is a Potential "Cyber Monday Deal":
​Liquidity Divergence: Bitcoin's recent 30% decline from its October high near $124,000 is a much steeper and faster correction than those seen in traditional markets like the NASDAQ. This exaggerated, fast move means the market adjustment might already be complete, positioning $BTC to outperform when risk appetite returns.
​ETP Inflows: Despite recent volatility, regulated crypto Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) recorded a strong $1.07 billion in inflows last week, breaking a month-long outflow trend. This suggests institutional confidence is improving, viewing current prices as an accumulation zone.
​Consumer Spending Data: The release of strong Cyber Monday consumer spending data this week could give the Fed justification to hold rates, but if spending is soft, it increases the case for a rate cut, which would be extremely bullish for risk assets like crypto.
​The current weakness is likely a final shakeout fueled by macro uncertainty and recent FUD.
​Foreheadburns View
​The market is giving you a final chance to buy at a discount. Cyber Monday in traditional retail offers deals; in crypto, it offers a necessary liquidity cleanse and a return to the $83,000–$85,000 defensive zone.
​I view any price action below $90,000 as a deep-value opportunity. The long-term trajectory is unaffected by this short-term fear.
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