$SOL — Bounce rejected, sellers still in control 🔴 SHORT SOL Entry: 102 – 105 Stop Loss: 109 Targets: 🎯 TP1: 97.5 🎯 TP2: 92.0 🎯 TP3: 86.5 Price pushed higher after the drop but failed to reclaim the prior breakdown zone. The bounce is being sold into supply, momentum remains weak, and bids are getting absorbed on each push up. Structure stays bearish as long as price remains capped. Trade $SOL here 👇 $SOL
“$BTC will crash to $45,000 soon.” Where are those calls now? Let’s clear this up once and for all — is $45k even realistic in this bearish rally? Listen carefully. Do you understand how Bitcoin actually works? Transactions are processed in blocks. Blocks are mined by miners. Miners don’t operate on hope — they operate on profitability. The critical miner break-even zone sits roughly between $45k–$55k. If price drops into that range and stays there: Mining profitability collapses Miners struggle to cover electricity and hardware costs Hashrate declines Block production slows Network pressure increases If that situation persists, miners are forced to shut down. 👉 That is what a real crash would look like. Now back to reality. I’m calling $74,500 as the local bottom. We already saw a strong reaction from that level. That said: A change of character is NOT confirmed while price remains below range A daily close above $80,000 would be the first solid signal of reversal So yes — we are very close to the bottom. Any further downside driven by extreme FUD is likely limited to: $71,500 zone Worst case: $63,000 range And that’s it. No $45k collapse narrative. No miner death spiral. No systemic failure. Like & share if this helped — and drop your thoughts in the comments. $BTC $ETH #WhenWillBTCRebound #PreciousMetalsTurbulence #MarketCorrection #BitcoinETFWatch