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11-19

BTC blasted past $126K in October… then remembered gravity exists and yeeted $600B in market cap into the void 💨💸. Now it’s chilling around $90K — the zone where some people are hodling with Zen-master calm 😌🧘‍♂️ and others are panic-refreshing their portfolio every 3 seconds 📱👀.

At $90K, I’m doing the balanced thing:

taking some profits 💰… but also stalking the dip like a hungry leopard 🐆👇.

If Bitcoin wants to drop, it might as well fund my next entry.

My “buy zone” watchlist 👀🛒:

🟢 ETH — the dependable right-hand king 🤴⚡

🟢 SOL — volatile but spicy 🌶️⚡

🟢 BTC miners (RIOT / MARA) — high beta adrenaline machines ⚙️⚡📈

🟢 TON / AVAX — for the adventurous side of me 🎢✨

Bottom line:

Not all-in. Not all-out. Just crypto-cautious and profit-curious 😏📈.

$90K BTC is basically a clearance sale… where the cashier might slap you or bless you 😂💥.

BTC Drops to $90K: Dip Before the Moon or Trend Shift?
Bitcoin pulled back after Powell delivered a neutral, non-committal tone during the latest Fed meeting. Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin also moved lower across the board. Despite the dip, analysts say the long-term setup remains intact—with some even projecting Bitcoin could still surge to $100,000 if current macro conditions play out. Tom Lee added that Ethereum is currently trading like a “future option on the long-term narrative at a discount.” For now, Bitcoin has retreated toward the $90,000 level, leaving traders debating whether this is a buying opportunity or a warning signal.
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