Bitcoin's slip from $90K down to $86K was essentially a classic failure to hold a key level. Buyers couldn't sustain momentum above the psychological ceiling, and once that level gave way, the stop-loss cascade kicked in. The selloff looked dramatic on the surface, but structurally it's exactly what you'd expect when a crowded long trade starts to unwind. At the moment, I'm watching the $84K–$86K band closely. This zone has acted as a reasonable demand pocket in previous pullbacks, and if buyers step in with conviction, the market can stabilise quickly. A clean hold here would frame this entire move as a standard bull-market retracement rather than the start of anything deeper. The real inflection point, in my view, sits slightly lower at $82K–84K. If that area gives way, the market n