Bitcoin has dipped to 60K and right now the market is completely focused on the Monday opening. What's the difference between this drop and February? Back in February, when $BTC hit 60K, there was still strong buying sentiment on the institutional side. Now, however, ETF exits, negative momentum, and macro pressure are weighing on the market all at once. "The 60K level may be the same, but the market psychology is completely different." Meanwhile, Peter Schiff's declaration of a "crypto red Monday" has amplified the fear, but I think the market is already in maximum fear mode. The key issue: how will we react at 60K? For an upward move, a strong close above 60K + a buyback at 64K/65K is needed; otherwise, this is just a temporary bounce. Because technically: - RSI is in the oversold zone - the market is heavily short - Fear & Greed is at low levels. This keeps the potential for a sharp short-term reaction on the table. But at the same time, momentum is still weak. Especially on Polymarket, the 57.5K probability has risen to 57%, indicating that traders are still pricing in downside risk. This week we also have: - US CPI (to be announced on Wednesday - If it comes in high, the pressure for the Fed not to cut rates increases, which would be bad for BTC.) - ECB interest rate decision - PPI - Unemployment data coming up. I still believe that the reaction from 60K is significant, but the real story will be whether the market can sustain that reaction. 👀