#ClawdbotTakesSiliconValley $BTC โ Day 65 After the Peak, and This Is Where Traders Get Tested
Bitcoin is now 65 days removed from its $126K all-time high. In crypto terms, thatโs a long stretch.
Since the top, price hasnโt crashed โ but it hasnโt recovered either. Instead, itโs been grinding sideways, slowly wearing people down.
We dipped into the low $80Ks, marked a Day 65 low around $86,000, and now price is hovering near $87Kโฆ basically stuck in neutral.
And that lack of movement is whatโs frustrating most traders.
This isnโt a violent correction that blows up accounts overnight. Itโs the kind that chips away at confidence day by day.
If youโve lived through past market cycles, this setup should look familiar. After major highs, Bitcoin often spends weeks โ sometimes months โ moving sideways, flushing leverage, and punishing impatience more than fear.
What Iโm paying attention to right now:
$86K acting as a key reference level
Volatility tightening instead of expanding
Sellers appearing less aggressive than earlier
That doesnโt guarantee a move higher. It suggests the market is weighing its next decision โ not panicking.
And that matters for positioning.
This isnโt a time to fall in love with trades. Itโs a time to stay flexible, manage risk tightly, and stop confusing conviction with certainty.
If $86K holds, this range may start forming a base. If it breaks, Iโm fine waiting โ no need to be early.
Simple.
So how are you handling this chop? Treating it as accumulation, or is it slowly forcing you to rethink your bias?
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