$FIL just slipped to 0.7233—I've been watching this level all day. Last night, the US non-farm payrolls came in above expectations, triggering liquidity withdrawal: the 30-day correlation between the S&P 500 and Bitcoin surged to 0.78. When traditional risk assets drop, FIL falling 2.26% is no surprise. It got worse after the Fed minutes turned hawkish: the US Dollar Index jumped 0.3%, and commodities rolled over, dragging Altcoins down directly. Below 0.7265 lies a strong support zone around 0.70; if the US stock market opens lower tonight, FIL may test 0.71 again. For execution, I’m currently adding a small amount at 0.72–0.73; the stop-loss is set below 0.70, and take-profit is at 0.76. Don’t just watch the chart—what matters is next Wednesday’s CPI data. If inflation comes in hotter than expected and stocks crash, FIL will get hit hard; keep short-term positioning controlled.