Is $77k for Bitcoin not the bottom? After losing $80k, what worries me most isn't the drop!

When many people see Bitcoin fall below $80k, their first instinct is to buy the dip. After all, whenever there’s been a major drop in the past, someone has always said, “Be greedy when others are fearful.” But here’s the question: What if this time it’s not a golden opportunity, but the basement?
This downturn is driven not only by liquidations of leveraged long positions, but also by a decline in macro risk appetite and a hawkish Fed policy stance, among other factors. This shows that market pressure isn’t coming entirely from the futures market; whether spot buyers are willing to step in matters just as much.
The range I’m watching is $75k–$77k to start, to see how much support there is. If that range breaks, I’ll be watching $72k–$74k closely. Only if Bitcoin regains and holds above $80k will there be an initial sign of a short-term recovery. #每周来晒 #BTC跌至7.7万美元
I’m not against buying the dip, but I am against doing it blindly. In investing, the biggest risk isn’t paying a little too much—it’s mistaking an ordinary correction for a historic bottom. Keep some cash on hand so you can wait for a real opportunity. After all, only if your wallet survives will you be able to take part in the bull market!
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