⚡️Bitcoin is stuck at the 77,500 critical level. Is Goldman Sachs teaming up with Iran to stir things up again?

Yesterday, Bitcoin just touched 79k and then backed off. Now it’s oscillating around 77,500, neither rising nor falling, with both bulls and bears waiting for a clear direction. Goldman Sachs’ latest report says retail risk appetite has rebounded to pre-Iran tension levels, with $125 billion pulled out of money market funds, flowing into risk assets—BTC spot ETF saw nearly $2.5 billion in net inflows in April, and whales bought another $3.9 billion worth of Bitcoin. On one side, institutions are accumulating, while on the other, expectations of rate cuts are cooling and the dollar is strengthening. ETH remains weak and sluggish, indicating the market isn’t truly experiencing FOMO.

Interestingly, big money is hesitating, while small coins are dancing wildly. $PENGU surged 10% in a single day, and $OL also jumped 9% thanks to platform transformation and community buybacks. Small-cap assets are highly volatile, but don’t forget their total market cap is around $5 billion—don’t get carried away.

The most worrying thing now is the large number of longs being liquidated above $80k. If 77,500 support fails, it could trigger a chain reaction of liquidations. If it holds and quickly rebounds, it might signal some bullish intent. Currently, the market is consolidating with low volume; I prefer to watch more and act less.

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