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$BTC Bounced Back to $68,834 — But Risk of Bearish Trend Remains ⚠️💰
Yesterday $BTC price dipped to about $65,756 before recovering to around $68,834 today. 📉➡️📈 $ETH price remains under $2,000 although it reached 2,015 today. 🔻
Big names like S&P Global are boosting institutional acceptance of Bitcoin. 🏦✅ S&P Global are even giving credit ratings to Bitcoin‑backed loans — a sign that Bitcoin is being considered as a mainstream financial asset. 🧾✨
Volatility has reduced recently, making Bitcoin more attractive to large investors seeking diversification. 📊👍 But lower volatility doesn’t mean no risk — many traders are using high leverage, which can spark fast price movements. ⚡️
A sharp movement could trigger force liquidation chain reaction and amplify massive bearish trend across the market. 🔄🚨 That’s why careful risk management is essential, especially for institutions and leveraged traders. 🔒
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Yesterday $BTC price dipped to about $65,756 before recovering to around $68,834 today. 📉➡️📈 $ETH price remains under $2,000 although it reached 2,015 today. 🔻
Big names like S&P Global are boosting institutional acceptance of Bitcoin. 🏦✅ S&P Global are even giving credit ratings to Bitcoin‑backed loans — a sign that Bitcoin is being considered as a mainstream financial asset. 🧾✨
Volatility has reduced recently, making Bitcoin more attractive to large investors seeking diversification. 📊👍 But lower volatility doesn’t mean no risk — many traders are using high leverage, which can spark fast price movements. ⚡️
A sharp movement could trigger force liquidation chain reaction and amplify massive bearish trend across the market. 🔄🚨 That’s why careful risk management is essential, especially for institutions and leveraged traders. 🔒
Follow for more updates on crypto market
@TZ_Crypto_Insights
#WhenWilIBTCRebound #MarketMoves #BTC70K✈️ #ETFvsBTC #Ethereum
The Bitcoin Rebound Starts When No One Is Watching
Every cycle, the same question comes back.
BTC dumps.
Fear spikes.
$BTC Timeline fills with doubt.
But data doesn’t panic.
📉 After sharp drawdowns, BTC historically rebounds when:
• Funding rates turn deeply negative
• Weak hands finish capitulating
• Liquidity starts flowing back into spot
Right now?
✔ Open interest flushed
✔ Leverage reset
✔ Long-term holders still not selling
This phase isn’t about euphoria.
It’s about patience and positioning.
The market rewards those who survive boredom, not those who chase green candles.
So if you’re asking
“When will I see BTC rebound?”
The real answer is:
📊 When fear peaks… and nobody cares anymore.
Stay sharp.
Stay solvent.
#Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoMarket #WhenWilIBTCRebound $BTC
BTC dumps.
Fear spikes.
$BTC Timeline fills with doubt.
But data doesn’t panic.
📉 After sharp drawdowns, BTC historically rebounds when:
• Funding rates turn deeply negative
• Weak hands finish capitulating
• Liquidity starts flowing back into spot
Right now?
✔ Open interest flushed
✔ Leverage reset
✔ Long-term holders still not selling
This phase isn’t about euphoria.
It’s about patience and positioning.
The market rewards those who survive boredom, not those who chase green candles.
So if you’re asking
“When will I see BTC rebound?”
The real answer is:
📊 When fear peaks… and nobody cares anymore.
Stay sharp.
Stay solvent.
#Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoMarket #WhenWilIBTCRebound $BTC
H_Dalkiran:
we had a panic, but a quick repurchase shows that there is no capitulation. Let's see where we stand in May; historically, we could fall to 40K by then
"Everything Will Be Fine" — But Not Today. Why Trump Didn't Save BTC?
Я пам'ятаю час, коли лиш починався світ
Хто міг, той підіймався та йшов
Ішов собі високо в гори, взявши у похід
Свою надію сильну, як любов
Що все буде добре...
Океан Ельзи - Все буде добре
While everyone was waiting for the "to the moon" moment after the inauguration and all the loud slogans, the market taught us a harsh lesson: politics is noise, liquidity is king.
Many are blaming the current Bitcoin pullback to around $60k on "external factors," but let's call it like it is: the Trump administration made several strategic missteps that overheated expectations and then smashed them against reality.
Populism over regulation
Promises of a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" were rocket fuel for the pre-election and post-inauguration pump — Bitcoin soared from post-election levels to an all-time high near $126k in October 2025 on pure hype. But turning that into law? It's bureaucratic hell. The market quickly realized quick wins weren't coming, and smart money started taking profits.
Protectionism vs. Bitcoin's DNA
Trump's push for tariffs (especially on China and beyond) and a stronger dollar directly clashes with Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement. A muscular dollar always weighs on risk assets like crypto. When trade war fears flared up again, global markets got spooked, and leveraged crypto positions got wrecked.
Cabinet chaos and Fed uncertainty
Erratic appointments and late-night Truth Social posts about the Fed (including the Kevin Warsh pick signaling tighter policy vibes) created the kind of volatility institutions hate. Investors flee to predictability — not to 3 a.m. rants.
The result? Bitcoin erased the entire "Trump pump," dipping briefly below $61k in early February 2026 before clawing back to trade around $70–71k as of mid-February. The crash wiped out billions, triggered mass liquidations, and reminded everyone: hype fades when macro reality bites.
My forecast: When will BTC rebound?
I'm staying cautiously optimistic. We're in a classic "weak hands shakeout" phase right now.
But history shows Bitcoin survives winters — and thrives after them.
A real bounce likely needs the political noise to die down and clearer signals from the Fed on rates. Look toward the end of Q1 or into Q2 for meaningful recovery, especially if liquidity returns and adoption keeps grinding higher quietly.
Bitcoin doesn't need a savior in a red tie. It needs transparent math, time, and fundamentals that don't change overnight. Still, cycles turn. Liquidity will eventually flow back, adoption keeps growing quietly, and Bitcoin has survived far worse. The fundamentals haven't changed: scarce asset, institutional interest, and a world still printing fiat. This dip might just be the shakeout before the next leg up.
And to guys like Trump and his administration, I usually ask one simple question: "Does your back hurt?" They always look surprised — because their back is perfectly fine. Bullshitting ain't like hauling sacks( Пиздіти - не мішки таскати).Ok, my dearests, thanks for reading this to the end. Wishing y'all happiness, solid health, and the $BTC course you truly deserve. Hugging everyone tightly, lifting you up lightly, and kissing you tenderly. Forever yours, 老虎 🐯🫡
#Bitcoin #Write2Earn #WhenWilIBTCRebound #TrumpCrypto #MarketCycles
Хто міг, той підіймався та йшов
Ішов собі високо в гори, взявши у похід
Свою надію сильну, як любов
Що все буде добре...
Океан Ельзи - Все буде добре
While everyone was waiting for the "to the moon" moment after the inauguration and all the loud slogans, the market taught us a harsh lesson: politics is noise, liquidity is king.
Many are blaming the current Bitcoin pullback to around $60k on "external factors," but let's call it like it is: the Trump administration made several strategic missteps that overheated expectations and then smashed them against reality.
Populism over regulation
Promises of a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" were rocket fuel for the pre-election and post-inauguration pump — Bitcoin soared from post-election levels to an all-time high near $126k in October 2025 on pure hype. But turning that into law? It's bureaucratic hell. The market quickly realized quick wins weren't coming, and smart money started taking profits.
Protectionism vs. Bitcoin's DNA
Trump's push for tariffs (especially on China and beyond) and a stronger dollar directly clashes with Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement. A muscular dollar always weighs on risk assets like crypto. When trade war fears flared up again, global markets got spooked, and leveraged crypto positions got wrecked.
Cabinet chaos and Fed uncertainty
Erratic appointments and late-night Truth Social posts about the Fed (including the Kevin Warsh pick signaling tighter policy vibes) created the kind of volatility institutions hate. Investors flee to predictability — not to 3 a.m. rants.
The result? Bitcoin erased the entire "Trump pump," dipping briefly below $61k in early February 2026 before clawing back to trade around $70–71k as of mid-February. The crash wiped out billions, triggered mass liquidations, and reminded everyone: hype fades when macro reality bites.
My forecast: When will BTC rebound?
I'm staying cautiously optimistic. We're in a classic "weak hands shakeout" phase right now.
But history shows Bitcoin survives winters — and thrives after them.
A real bounce likely needs the political noise to die down and clearer signals from the Fed on rates. Look toward the end of Q1 or into Q2 for meaningful recovery, especially if liquidity returns and adoption keeps grinding higher quietly.
Bitcoin doesn't need a savior in a red tie. It needs transparent math, time, and fundamentals that don't change overnight. Still, cycles turn. Liquidity will eventually flow back, adoption keeps growing quietly, and Bitcoin has survived far worse. The fundamentals haven't changed: scarce asset, institutional interest, and a world still printing fiat. This dip might just be the shakeout before the next leg up.
And to guys like Trump and his administration, I usually ask one simple question: "Does your back hurt?" They always look surprised — because their back is perfectly fine. Bullshitting ain't like hauling sacks( Пиздіти - не мішки таскати).Ok, my dearests, thanks for reading this to the end. Wishing y'all happiness, solid health, and the $BTC course you truly deserve. Hugging everyone tightly, lifting you up lightly, and kissing you tenderly. Forever yours, 老虎 🐯🫡
#Bitcoin #Write2Earn #WhenWilIBTCRebound #TrumpCrypto #MarketCycles
Liquidity Strongly Returns to the American Markets 📈 and Bitcoin is at the Heart of Institutional Movement 🔥
The American markets have witnessed a rapid and strong recovery in liquidity in recent days, which was clearly reflected in the movements of Bitcoin after the sharp decline that brought it to the $60,000 area on February 5.
This drop, instead of being a signal of structural weakness in the market, seems to have formed a repositioning point for capital and paved the way for new liquidity to enter at an accelerated pace.
This drop, instead of being a signal of structural weakness in the market, seems to have formed a repositioning point for capital and paved the way for new liquidity to enter at an accelerated pace.
📊 Fed Rate Cut Outlook for Early 2026 Remains Tepid
Markets are closely monitoring U.S. Federal Reserve policy expectations for 2026, with interest rate forecasts serving as a key catalyst for cryptocurrency and broader risk asset pricing.
🔍📈 Market-Implied Probabilities (as of latest pricing)
Based on CME FedWatch Tool data derived from Fed Funds futures:
· March 2026 Meeting:
82–86% probability that the Fed holds rates steady (3.50–3.75% target range).
Only 13–18% chance of a 25 bps cut at this meeting.
· Later in 2026:
Probabilities of deeper cuts gradually increase — but significant easing is not yet priced in for the first half of the year.
· Prediction Markets Signal Similar Sentiment:
Platforms like Polymarket show odds as high as 88% for no rate cut in January 2026, reinforcing expectations that the Fed will remain on hold early in the year.
🧠 Analyst Insights & Market Narrative
🔹 “Higher for longer” remains the dominant view among strategists, supported by persistent above-target inflation and resilient economic indicators.
🔹 Some analysts still project potential cuts in late 2026 should inflation moderate and labor market conditions soften — though these scenarios are not yet strongly reflected in market pricing.
🔹 Rate futures and prediction markets collectively signal low expectations for aggressive early-2026 easing, emphasizing a data-dependent and steady Fed approach.
📌 Implications for Traders & Investors
✔️ Risk assets (including crypto) may remain sensitive to shifts in rate expectations — any dovish shift could lift sentiment, while a “hold” environment may strengthen safe-haven flows.
✔️ Real-time tracking tools — such as Fed funds futures and prediction markets — will grow in importance as new inflation, employment, and GDP data are released.
$BTC | #FedPolicy #RateCuts2026 #MarketOutlook
#BitcoinGoogleSearchesSurge #WhenWilIBTCRebound
Markets are closely monitoring U.S. Federal Reserve policy expectations for 2026, with interest rate forecasts serving as a key catalyst for cryptocurrency and broader risk asset pricing.
🔍📈 Market-Implied Probabilities (as of latest pricing)
Based on CME FedWatch Tool data derived from Fed Funds futures:
· March 2026 Meeting:
82–86% probability that the Fed holds rates steady (3.50–3.75% target range).
Only 13–18% chance of a 25 bps cut at this meeting.
· Later in 2026:
Probabilities of deeper cuts gradually increase — but significant easing is not yet priced in for the first half of the year.
· Prediction Markets Signal Similar Sentiment:
Platforms like Polymarket show odds as high as 88% for no rate cut in January 2026, reinforcing expectations that the Fed will remain on hold early in the year.
🧠 Analyst Insights & Market Narrative
🔹 “Higher for longer” remains the dominant view among strategists, supported by persistent above-target inflation and resilient economic indicators.
🔹 Some analysts still project potential cuts in late 2026 should inflation moderate and labor market conditions soften — though these scenarios are not yet strongly reflected in market pricing.
🔹 Rate futures and prediction markets collectively signal low expectations for aggressive early-2026 easing, emphasizing a data-dependent and steady Fed approach.
📌 Implications for Traders & Investors
✔️ Risk assets (including crypto) may remain sensitive to shifts in rate expectations — any dovish shift could lift sentiment, while a “hold” environment may strengthen safe-haven flows.
✔️ Real-time tracking tools — such as Fed funds futures and prediction markets — will grow in importance as new inflation, employment, and GDP data are released.
$BTC | #FedPolicy #RateCuts2026 #MarketOutlook
#BitcoinGoogleSearchesSurge #WhenWilIBTCRebound
🚨 The largest liquidation in a single day since October 2025
Approximately $1.8 billion was withdrawn from the cryptocurrency market in the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin (#BTC ) lost more than 12% of its value in 24 hours.
It was followed by Ethereum (#ETH ) and Bitcoin (#bnb ).
Please follow up
#WhenWilIBTCRebound $BTC $ETH $BNB
Approximately $1.8 billion was withdrawn from the cryptocurrency market in the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin (#BTC ) lost more than 12% of its value in 24 hours.
It was followed by Ethereum (#ETH ) and Bitcoin (#bnb ).
Please follow up
#WhenWilIBTCRebound $BTC $ETH $BNB
Listen everyone,
Michael Saylor has spent nearly $50 billion over the last 5 years buying Bitcoin, and now he’s sitting underwater.
Adjusted for inflation, he’s down around $10 billion.
The bigger issue is that a large part of these BTC purchases were made using borrowed money and that debt has to be paid back.
This is where things can get very messy, very fast.
I talked about this more than a month ago and warned about the risks. People like this create centralization, which goes against Bitcoin’s original purpose.
When leverage and concentration build up too much, the system becomes fragile.
I’ll keep you updated over the next few months.
And when I start buying Bitcoin again, I’ll say it here publicly.
A lot of people are going to regret ignoring these warnings.
$BTC $XRP $SOL
#StrategyBTCPurchase #AISocialNetworkMoltbook #USCryptoMarketStructureBill #BinanceBitcoinSAFUFund #WhenWilIBTCRebound
Michael Saylor has spent nearly $50 billion over the last 5 years buying Bitcoin, and now he’s sitting underwater.
Adjusted for inflation, he’s down around $10 billion.
The bigger issue is that a large part of these BTC purchases were made using borrowed money and that debt has to be paid back.
This is where things can get very messy, very fast.
I talked about this more than a month ago and warned about the risks. People like this create centralization, which goes against Bitcoin’s original purpose.
When leverage and concentration build up too much, the system becomes fragile.
I’ll keep you updated over the next few months.
And when I start buying Bitcoin again, I’ll say it here publicly.
A lot of people are going to regret ignoring these warnings.
$BTC $XRP $SOL
#StrategyBTCPurchase #AISocialNetworkMoltbook #USCryptoMarketStructureBill #BinanceBitcoinSAFUFund #WhenWilIBTCRebound
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