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BTC is now around 68,300. Watching it drop from 71,500 all the way down to 68,200, many people are already regretting not selling earlier.
Either chasing the high and getting trapped above 71,000 or panicking and cutting losses below 69,000.
In fact, this wave of movement has been predictable for a while. I warned earlier near 71,500 that a downward move was likely, with the first target at 69,000. Now that the price has already fallen below 68,500, most of those predictions have been confirmed.
The crypto market is really not about luck. Understanding the trend, controlling your emotion

The market action these past two days is actually quite real.
Everyone's talking about AI, long-term value, narrative—all these fancy terms. But what really drives sentiment and sets the rhythm is still Meme coins.
It just so happens that Musk posted content related to $SMOKE . In other circles it might just be a meme, but in crypto, this kind of thing is often an emotion igniter. You don't have to believe it, but the market usually eats this up.
Coincidentally, $SMOKE .
With this kind of project, frankly you don't need to overthink the fundamentals. The key is just one thing: can the sentimen

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