Brothers, let's talk about the market now. BTC has already hit around 66k.

This move is no longer just a "correction" anymore.
Yesterday I said, Bitcoin is too embarrassing, the leader is falling, and the little guys don't want to follow.
Now it looks like BTC really kicked the table over with this move.
In this crypto market, can you understand what's happening?
It's not ETH, BNB, or SOL actively wanting to die, but BTC breaking first, dragging the mainstream coins down behind it.
Many mainstream coins are falling, but the rhythm is still led by Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is the face of the crypto world.
If the face can't stand firm, even the little guys trying to act tough have to bow first.
The most critical thing about this wave isn't whether 66k looks good or not.
It's that BTC is keeping an eye on the #前面该守的位置都打穿了。支撑没人接。反抽没力度。破位不回收。多头现在不是没声音，是麦都拔了。还有 MSTR line, everyone stay focused on it.
Strategy sold 32 BTC, not a large amount, but it now acts as the Bitcoin sentiment switch.
In the past, the market assumed Saylor wouldn't sell, but now that the door is open, even if he sells just a little, the market will ask: is there more to come?
Brothers, the crypto market isn't afraid of 32 BTC.
What it fears is the feeling that "die-hard fans and leaders are also starting to move their positions."
Once that feeling changes, the market will be different.
Outside, tech stocks aren't out of money either.
The AI sector is still there, Nvidia is still on the table, and after SK Hynix caught fire, Micron and SanDisk storage lines are still being watched by funds.
This shows the market isn't lacking risk appetite.
Money is still there.
But today, not taking BTC is the most painful.
Outside, AI is still in the spotlight, but Bitcoin has just sat down on the ground.
I'm not talking about empty talk now; tonight's focus is three points:
First, can BTC around 66k stop the bleeding?
If it can't, the sentiment below will continue to crash.
Second, can ETH be more resilient than Bitcoin?
If ETH breaks along with Bitcoin, mainstream sentiment should also be cautious.
Third, can hype and strong hot spots still top out?
If even strong hot spots start to fade, it means funds are pulling back across the board.
Here's what I say: if BTC wants to be the big boss again, it needs to reclaim 70k.
If it can't get back to 70k, don't rush to call for recovery.
If 66k can't hold, the bears will keep knocking on the door.
Brothers, don't get carried away.
Now is not the time to gamble with courage; it's about who understands the market.
If you need to admit weakness, admit it.
If you need to wait for a rebound, wait for it.
Don't pretend to be a hero in a waterfall.
I'll keep an eye on the market for you.
If Bitcoin recovers to 70k, I’ll consider it still has strength.
If it can't, don't blame the market for continuing to educate the bulls.
#MicroStrategy sells 32 Bitcoin