This week, BTC didn’t drop too deeply—but it was the most frustrating kind of movement. Last Wednesday night, it surged to 81,971, just a breath away from 82,000. I thought to myself: if it breaks 82,000, another rally is coming. Then, early Thursday morning, a massive bearish candle smashed through 80,000, sending it all the way down to 76,325.98—a 6.9% drop. Since then, it hasn’t fallen further, nor has it rallied meaningfully. It’s just slowly shuffled between 77,000 and 78,000, grinding nerves raw. This afternoon, it nudged up to around 78,800—only to be pushed back down. As of 7:30 PM tonight, it’s at 77,910. It’s only recovered 2.1% from its low and still sits 5% below 81,971. This kind of movement is the most draining: when it drops, you want to exit; when it stops falling, you want to buy; when it rises slightly, you fear it’s a trap. It gives you no answers at all. Did you exit when BTC broke 80,000 last Thursday morning—or did you buy near 76,000? #Bitcoin #BTC bitcoin:native