Most people, when they hear the word FOMO...
They immediately think of a "green candle" and a sudden surge that makes you buy late.
But the truth?
FOMO isn't just the "fear of missing out on buying"...
FOMO is the fear of missing out on an opportunity, whether it's a buying or selling opportunity.
What happened during the recent Bitcoin drop was a clear example:
There was FOMO for selling...
Not FOMO for buying.
Many people were afraid of missing the "chance to sell at a high price before it drops further"...
And they entered a state of collective panic.
I saw wallets that sold at millions in

( Why is a rate cut important for Bitcoin? 👇)
The odds of a rate cut in December jumped from 39% to 71% in just two days.
Immediately... the Bitcoin community started saying: "This is the bottom."
Why?
Because the market always prices in the worst-case scenario 👍
And as soon as the chances of easing increase → risk appetite improves 💯
And Bitcoin is usually the first to react 🫰
The equation is clear 👇
Rising odds of a rate cut = an early signal that the tightening cycle is nearing its end 👌
Does this mean it's a confirmed bottom?
No, but it's the first time in a long while that the macro

The first daily reversal candle we've seen since the great day of October 10…
Along with a clear divergence on the price trend $BTC
An early signal that selling pressure is starting to slow down
And that the market is trying to change the tone of the downtrend for the first time in weeks
Monitoring is more important than predicting 👇📈

The last time we saw Bitcoin being sold at a loss like this was in the 70s...
What happened after that was a strong rebound that took the market to a new peak.
I'm sharing this data not to suggest a particular scenario...
But so you can stay informed and understand market behavior.
Data always speaks more clearly than emotions.

Bitcoin has entered a very critical phase after breaking the 108K support…
We have two important supports:
🔻 The first and strongest at 98K
🔻The second, adjusted, at 87K
This area represents the last discount zone before we determine
Is the current drop a deep correction?
Or the beginning of a whole new trend?
The impossible task now:
Can Bitcoin come back and close the weekly above $98,736?
This specific level is what restores the upward trend and brings back the positive scenario. I'm not talking about a retest after the break.
In short, $BTC
a rebound is possible above 87K… and we wait fo

One of the currencies I have invested a large amount in is $SEI ...
The project is strong, American, has partnerships, and has news almost daily.
But the price movement?
Almost nonexistent !!
The problem is not in the news...
The problem is the lack of liquidity that raises the price.
On the other hand, you see other projects that just a small piece of news can cause them to soar by +60% and even double.
Not every project moves with news...
Some projects need a moment of liquidity... not a moment of news 🤷‍♂️

The technical analyst's capital is his results...
The lines he draws on the chart
The drawing is a probability... and the theory doesn't lose.
But the application of buying and selling is what actually proves professionalism.
And to prove my credibility
Any number in my results that comes out incorrect → has a free subscription immediately.
And that's why I don't give an exit on Bitcoin for investment coins.
I only benefit from the drop and rebound of Bitcoin in speculation.
Trading results images 👇

✍️ The idea of "going out in October" seems reasonable at first glance...
But practically, it is considered one of the worst decisions that any trader in alternative currencies can make.
Take the example $APT :
The currency is down -83% from the peak.
The recent drop of Bitcoin? Almost -14% only on APT
If you have been patient for a year and a half with an 80% drop...
And you sold because of a small movement of Bitcoin?
This is not risk management... this is a completely emotional decision.
Most likely, he has 5–20 coins in his wallet.
Therefore, it is wrong to give a general "exit" without kn

Why is the 93K level important... and more importantly, 95,700$ in Bitcoin's stability?
Many analysts give direct targets above and below...
But I avoid this approach because goals are sometimes understood as a signal to exit, which can harm the follower, especially if they are in a loss.
My style is different!
I always focus on areas before the rebound because they reveal the direction of Bitcoin more clearly, and help the follower to deal with the movement calmly instead of selling at the wrong time.
The 93K is a demand zone… $BTC
but 95,700$ is the seller's psychological resistance