I just saw that ProCap Financial made a pretty significant purchase: 450 bitcoins. It's not just anything, you see? Anthony Pompliano moving serious money. The interesting thing is that in addition to this bitcoin purchase, the company also increased its share buyback program. In other words, they are betting heavily in both directions. Buying crypto and repurchasing their own shares at the same time. I wonder if this is a sign that they see opportunities in the market right now. 450 bitcoins is a pretty visible move. What do you all think? Do you believe others will follow the same buying pattern?

The true major decline is expected to occur before the 18th. In the next couple of days, there’s a high chance that the price will continue to rise a bit more, likely breaking through 76,000. It will make a false breakout at 76,000, then start to fall. Recently, BTC has been rallying quite strongly, accidentally approaching nearly 75,000. So, is 75,000 the top? I don’t think so, but the top should be reached within these two days, and it’s about to end soon. I estimate that the top will appear before the 18th. As for the specific movement, what follows is just my personal prediction, which may have some errors. First, the resistance level above is 76,000. Today, it probably won’t break through 76,000 immediately. I think it will form a secondary high near 76,000 today, which is a high point below 76,000—probably a few hundred points lower. It will form a parallel top at 76,000, creating a perception among retail investors that the pressure can’t be broken, that this is the top. This will tempt retail investors to short, and during this period, BTC will also have some pullbacks. Once enough retail investors short, BTC will have a large bullish candle that directly breaks through around 76,000, creating a false breakout. After the breakout, many retail investors will chase the high, then BTC will quickly fall back, trapping those who chased the high at

I noticed that Bitcoin has risen to $74.57K now, but I still remember its crash that caused significant market anxiety in the past. That's when traders really started looking for different strategies. What happened was not just a simple price drop— the entire industry sentiment changed. Many entrepreneurs pivoted to other assets or platforms, trying to find some stability amid the volatility. This is a natural reaction when you see this kind of market movement. It's interesting how the ecosystem reacted to this pressure. Institutional players and retail traders have different approaches, but they are both cautious. I see that the market has settled at a new level, but the anxiety brought about by this still lingers in many minds. Now, more attention is focused on how sustainable this recovery is moving forward.