Bitcoin’s drop below $91,500 highlights the crypto market’s volatility, with Ethereum falling under $3,000. I see this pullback as a mix of macro headwinds—from Fed policy to AI-driven risk shifts—and a natural consolidation after recent highs. A small rebound near $91K is possible, but past halving cycles suggest a longer-term downtrend could still be in play.
I’m watching crypto stocks closely. Coinbase breaking $275 & Robinhood near $115 show selling pressure, but selective opportunities may be forming. I’m cautious about treasury-heavy names like MSTR or BMNR, which could fall further, while stable plays like Circle seem more likely to stabilize.
If Bitcoin rebounds near $90K, I’d take partial profits rather than fully exit, keeping some exposure for potential upside. I’m also open to adding positions selectively at lower levels, focusing on quality crypto stocks with strong balance sheets, balancing potential gains with risk of further downside.
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