Bitcoin’s latest drop wasn’t loud or dramatic — it was clinical, deliberate, and ruthless.
After topping near $79,300, BTC didn’t collapse immediately. Instead, price spent hours printing lower highs, slowly bleeding momentum while buyers kept hoping for a rebound. That hesitation was the setup.
📉 The key price floor finally cracked, and once it did, there was no panic — just a controlled flush.
Every attempt to reclaim broken support failed quickly, confirming that bulls had already lost control before the move became obvious on lower timeframes.
🔍 What the charts were saying beforehand:
Momentum divergence building quietly
Weak bounces with declining volume
Support turning into resistance step by step
By the time the market “noticed,” the damage was already done.
💡 Takeaway:
This wasn’t a liquidation cascade — it was distribution followed by execution. The kind of move that punishes late longs and rewards patience.
Markets don’t always scream before they move. Sometimes, they whisper.
