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‼️ Could Bitcoin crash 80% in a matter of seconds?
An extreme hypothetical scenario: if Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet were hacked and a large amount of BTC was dumped, what would happen to the market?
But there are several key points here:
▪️ A stolen wallet doesn't mean the hacker can instantly sell all the BTC.
▪️ Large sell-offs could trigger severe volatility, but the actual impact depends on market liquidity and the method of selling.
▪️ The $88.3 billion valuation mentioned in the post also needs verification of the amount held, wallet ownership, and real-time prices.
Therefore, a theoretical extreme scenario does not equate to a likely real-world event. Without reliable evidence, it's impossible to provide a seemingly precise probability of occurrence.
For $BTC, what truly matters is private key security, market liquidity, and risk management in extreme situations.
Resisted for three days, finally broke even, but I still want to be a little greedy, wish me luck 😻
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+25.13%Snapshot at Oct 28, 2026, 06:16
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
BTC is really hard to figure out. The 80,000 support is now shaky. If it drops to 79,000, many bulls will stop loss, so the price will fall further.
As for ETH, it was mentioned earlier that it is expected around 2200, and recently it has reached that area. But the subsequent trend is still unclear. How much room is there for a decline? Actually not much. It might really start a rebound after following BTC's dip. It’s unlikely to drop to 2000 again.
Does anyone know what this fee cashback is about?
Waiting for the flowers to bloom
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+357.86%Snapshot at Oct 28, 2026, 02:12
Iran signals easing, $BTC rebounds to 81,000! Don't rush to call this a bull market!
Yesterday BTC surged back near $81,000. I believe the easing signals from the Iran situation are one of the key catalysts for this rebound. Once the Middle East situation cools down, concerns over oil supply and inflation may ease, making it easier for risk assets to attract capital.
But brothers, don't think the market has completely reversed just because of good news. Geopolitical news often triggers short-term spikes; prices rise first when the news breaks, but if there's no follow-up capital, it can still fall back after the surge. Moreover, with the Fed decision approaching, the market is still waiting for a new direction.
My approach is to first see if the rebound can hold steady; I won't casually call the direction before the meeting results come out.
Remember: news lights the fire, but capital decides how far the market can go. Whether this BTC move is a reversal or just a rebound depends on whether key levels can hold next!
Bitcoin has always dropped after past midterm elections. But one thing most people overlook is that in the past, Bitcoin only completed its cycle bottom after the midterm elections. So the decline is just a correlation, not a causation.
This time, Bitcoin has already completed its cycle bottom, so this round of decline may not repeat. Bitcoin is very likely to have bottomed out before this year's midterm elections, and those waiting for a crash will miss out. We've seen this situation at previous cycle bottoms, and it may happen again.
I have been charged 20,000 dollars in funding fees and commissions, and I found out that half of my losses were taken by the platform. It's really hard to hold on. When will I finally break even? $ZEC
