Totally get why that feels scary — big, fast moves mess with everyone’s nerves. Take a breath with me for a second. 😮‍💨

Here’s what’s likely going on, in plain terms:

Why people are talking about 120

When price loses a key support, traders start eyeing the next obvious support below — that’s where numbers like 120 come from.

Fear + leverage + headlines can exaggerate downside moves, even if fundamentals haven’t suddenly collapsed.

Why 130 still makes sense to many

130 may be a strong resistance-turned-target if buyers step back in.

Markets rarely move in straight lines — sharp drops often get relief bounces.

If selling pressure slows and volume dries up, a rebound toward 130 isn’t unrealistic.

What you can do right now (without panic-selling):

🧭 Don’t decide in fear. Emotional decisions are usually the worst ones.

📉 Zoom out. Is this a short-term trade or something you believed in longer-term?

🪜 Think in scenarios, not predictions:

If it holds above support → bounce potential.

If it clearly breaks down → accept the loss or wait for stability before acting.

🛑 Protect yourself. If you’re overexposed, reducing size is smarter than “hoping.”

Most important reminder No one knows whether it hits 120 or 130 next. Anyone who sounds 100% sure is guessing with confidence. Markets move on probabilities, not certainty.

If you want, tell me:

Are you in this as a short-term trade or longer-term hold?

Did you already buy, or are you watching from the sidelines?

We’ll map a calm plan from there. You’re not alone in this — volatility just makes it feel that way.