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The narrative today is noisy.
Iran. The Fed. Macro panic. Headlines everywhere.
But when you strip the emotion out and look at the flow data, the explanation is far simpler and far more actionable.
This move is not driven by new fundamental information.
It’s driven by liquidity failure.
What actually pushed Bitcoin below $79,000?
Over the last ~12 hours, the market absorbed three distinct liquidation waves, totaling roughly $1.3B in forced deleveraging.
In an environment where liquidity has already been thin and fragmented, that kind of leverage unwind doesn’t get absorbed smoothly it creates price air pockets.
When leverage builds faster than spot demand:
Stops cluster tightlyOrder books thin outLiquidations cascade instead of clearing
Price doesn’t “move” it falls through levels.
Why the swings feel extreme
This market is currently dominated by herd behavior, not conviction:
Sentiment flips from euphoria to fear in hoursPositioning becomes crowded on both sidesDerivatives, not spot, are driving most moves
That combination makes volatility self-reinforcing. Once a liquidation wave starts, it feeds on itself until leverage is flushed.
What this environment is really offering
These conditions are painful but they’re also opportunity-rich.
Markets at emotional extremes tend to misprice risk. When fear spikes faster than fundamentals deteriorate, polarity appears between price and value.
That’s where disciplined traders thrive:
Not chasing narrativesNot reacting to headlinesBut exploiting emotion-driven dislocations
Today’s crash is not a mystery and not a macro shock. It’s a leverage reset in a low-liquidity environment. Understand that, and the move stops looking chaotic and starts looking tradable.
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If you've seen the charts today, you probably felt a knot in your stomach. Bitcoin is trading at $82,814, and the atmosphere feels heavy. We've come off a winning streak, but today the market decided to "settle the score". The mix of uncertainty with the movements of the Federal Reserve and outflows from ETFs has left us with this landscape of red numbers.
What is really happening?
What you see in the screenshots is pure panic. The RSI indicator dropped to 18 points; to give you an idea, that's like a rubber band that has been stretched to the limit. Historically, when people are this afraid and the RSI falls to those levels, the price usually rebounds strongly, even if it's just to catch its breath. It's not that Bitcoin is going to zero, it's that the market is "cleaning out" those who are trading with too much risk.

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The Future is not bought whole, it is built in fractions: Why is today the day to start with Bitcoin?
Many people believe they have "arrived late" to Bitcoin because the price of a whole unit seems unattainable. But here is the secret that big investors already know: you don't need a whole Bitcoin to own the future.
1. The democratization of digital gold
Just like you don't need to buy a one-kilogram gold bar to invest in the metal, with Bitcoin you can acquire fractions called Satoshis (1 Bitcoin = 100 million Satoshis). This allows anyone, with the budget of a coffee or a dinner, to start accumulating the best-performing asset of the last decade. According to Mercado Pago, this accessibility is key for those looking to diversify their savings without compromising their immediate liquidity.

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Everyone is in a state of panic now, red candles fill the screen, and the "novices" are fleeing in fear of liquidation. But let's talk in terms of numbers and logic, away from the emotions that waste portfolios.
Why did we fall like this?
What you see in front of you on the chart is not a "collapse", but rather a "healthy" and violent "correction" to hit leveraged positions (Long Squeezing). Bitcoin broke strong support levels down to a low of 75,719, and is currently trying to hold around the 77,480 areas.

You can say whatever you want. I’m not here to win popularity contests. I’m here to read the market as objectively as possible and act accordingly.
Right now, the emotional response around Bitcoin feels eerily familiar. Not like Q4 2023, when optimism was loud and speculative.
It feels more like Q4 2022 when Bitcoin was hated, ignored, and written off as a failed experiment. That was when $BTC traded near $16,000 and calling for six-figure prices sounded insane to most people.
Back then, I said publicly that $100,000 Bitcoin within five years was likely, and that the following months would probably be the best buying opportunity of the next three years. In my mind, those were conservative statements.
To the outside world, they sounded delusional. Yet here we are years later, at a much higher price while the mainstream narrative is still negative or, at best, indifferent.
That disconnect matters. Today, Bitcoin is above key high-timeframe support, moving through a bottoming phase, with global liquidity quietly increasing in the background.
You can get angry about that. You can insult me. You can short the market. None of that changes the structure.
In fact, we are now closer in time to a >$400,000 Bitcoin than we are to a <$20,000 Bitcoin.
<$20,000 Bitcoin happened 1,112 days ago, on January 14, 2023. For Bitcoin to reach $400,000 by February 15, 2029 a prediction I’m comfortable making it would require a $320,000 move higher.
That sounds huge, until you remember that Bitcoin has repeatedly made larger percentage moves under far worse conditions.
The irony is that Bitcoin is cheaper now than it was three years ago measured in real terms. Over the last three years, most portfolios are down roughly 70% when priced in Bitcoin. That’s not because Bitcoin failed. It’s because everything else has been slowly repriced.
Nothing fundamental has changed:
– Interest rates are rolling over.
– Political pressure is building to weaken the DXY.
– Regulatory headwinds are turning into tailwinds with increasingly pro-Bitcoin policymakers.
– Banks, corporations, ETFs, and trust structures are already onboard.
– Gold is completing its longest and strongest run ever against Bitcoin, a pattern that historically precedes explosive BTC outperformance.
Every time Bitcoin breaks out against gold, it has historically doubled relative to it. If that pattern repeats, we’re talking about prices north of $400,000 per Bitcoin.
This is why I still believe:
$400,000 Bitcoin on or before February 15, 2029 is realistic.2026 will be remembered as one of the best years to buy Bitcoin in a 3–5 year window, regardless of whether the “major low” is $80k or $60k.When those two predictions play out, many of the same people who mocked Bitcoin at $16k and who dismiss it today at $80k will still be ignoring it.
The bigger picture is simple. The fiat system must originate trillions in new loans to survive. Almost every other asset stocks, bonds, real estate has already absorbed massive leverage. Bitcoin hasn’t.
The Cantillon playbook is obvious:
Print fiat.
Push it into Bitcoin.
Let BTC/USD do the rest.
Call it a ponzi if you want but fiat is the problem, not Bitcoin.
Stocks, bonds, real estate, and cash are all structurally vulnerable. Bitcoin isn’t. It’s still the escape valve.
This is the moment.
Bitcoin is cheap.
Don’t wait.
Get off zero.
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