Today (April 17), the crypto world continues to stage a major turnaround in human sentiment! After the 280 million dollar selling pressure from the U.S. tax season has fully materialized, Bitcoin not only didn't crash, but instead has steadily held above $75,000, with slight fluctuations upward (currently around the $75,100-$75,700 range). The signals for US-Iran peace negotiations have further escalated (Trump's latest statement is that "the progress in negotiations exceeded expectations"), risk appetite continues to repair, short squeezes are still ongoing, and mainstream coins like ETH and SOL are also stabilizing.
On Binance Square, the topics #Bitcoin75k #USIranPeaceTalks #CryptoRebound are trending the most, and the most discussed is "Finally, good news has arrived" and "Can this rebound hold?"
I particularly want to mention: Last time (April 16), when I discussed 'BTC's 75k rebound after the 280 million dollar tax season selling pressure, plus the ongoing Satoshi Nakamoto identity discussion', many brothers and sisters were still torn about whether to sell. As a result, today, the tax season has completely passed, and the price not only held above 75k+, but its resilience has been re-validated 100%! The Satoshi discussion is still heating up, and the mystery from 2017 is far from cooling down.
Breaking it down from the perspective of top psychological experts:
After the tax season + Extreme Fear passes, the most common occurrence is a reversal of loss aversion—yesterday, everyone's brains were wildly amplifying the short-term comfort of 'selling quickly means not losing', but today they realize 'I sold too early'. At this point, the herd effect might make you want to chase highs or regret, but top traders know: after extreme fear passes, it often marks the starting point for a FOMO reversal. Today's resilience in Bitcoin is in countering the confirmation bias in human nature (only seeing bad news, ignoring that the price has already digested the selling pressure).
From the perspective of a top trader:
The current price is firmly holding at the crucial 75k level, with geopolitical peace signals continuing to develop and institutional inflow signals still intact. The tax season selling pressure is just a certain short-term noise, but historically, strong rebounds often follow similar windows. As regular players, our most intuitive feeling is that the holding mentality has flipped from tension just a couple of days ago to a bit of excitement, but it's still important to manage positions and watch for subsequent negotiations and macro data.
In my personal view: This rebound is mainly due to geopolitical news repair + market sentiment warming, not a sudden fundamental change. If the peace signals continue to advance, the market could steadily rise; the Satoshi discussion, regardless of the final outcome, is pushing Bitcoin into more mainstream visibility. Looking long-term, Bitcoin's resilience and institutional interest are still recognized by everyone.
Brothers and sisters in the square, I want to ask you all (today's key question, hitting your psychology):
After the tax season selling pressure passed, Bitcoin stabilized above 75k+; is your holding mentality one of regretting not buying yesterday, or are you flipping the script now?
Last time I said the resilience at 75k was accurate; do you think this 'stability after fear' can last?
The Satoshi identity discussion is still trending; do you feel the 2017 mystery is about to be solved, or do you think it doesn't matter?
In this moment when extreme fear turns to warmth, what psychological mistakes are you most likely to make?
