Last night at 3 AM, I was awakened by my phone vibrating.

I opened the trading app, and Bitcoin plummeted from $82,000 directly to $75,800. An $8,000 wipeout overnight.
This isn't just a technical correction; it's a carefully orchestrated conspiracy.
The sell-off happened right at the US stock market open. The weekend should have been a closed market, but the crypto market never sleeps, becoming the perfect ATM for American big players.
First, they liquidated US stocks, then sold off gold, and finally went all-in on Bitcoin. The logic is simple: worried about further crashes on Monday, they preemptively run.
This is the truth of the crypto world: you think you're battling the whole world, but in reality, you're just being used as a leek by Wall Street.
What's even more deadly is that this time, Bitcoin broke below MicroStrategy’s cost basis of $76,000. Remember, MSTR is the largest institutional holder of Bitcoin, and even they are trapped.
But I actually see this as an opportunity.
Why? Because panic selling often signals that the bottom is near. The average cost for US ETFs holding Bitcoin is around $70,000. If it truly falls below this level, many miners will have to shut down.
The market's biggest fear is never the decline itself, but the decline without a bottom. But when the cost basis is clearly visible, the bottom is often right there.
I bought the dip at $76,000. If it falls below $70,000, I will keep buying.
Not because I am brave, but because in the crypto world, real opportunities always belong to those who dare to pick up money in the bloodbath.
After liquidity recovers on Monday, a technical rebound is very likely. After all, the fundamentals haven't fundamentally changed; this is just a stampede triggered by a liquidity crisis.
But this bloodbath also teaches everyone a lesson: in this market, never underestimate human greed and fear.
Wall Street giants used the weekend to perfectly demonstrate what is called a dimensionality reduction attack. ##我的周末交易计划 $BTC