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Caught Bitcoin trying to push through $70K again but it just couldn't hold it. Pulled back to around $68.3K, which is honestly getting frustrating if you were hoping for a real breakout. The interesting part though was what happened with the alts while BTC was fading. Ethereum, Solana, Cardano and Dogecoin all had way bigger moves, up 8-10% while Bitcoin only managed like 4%. That's the kind of rotation you see when people start feeling less scared and start chasing the riskier plays again. Someone at ZeroStack mentioned the forced selling wave is clearing out, which tracks with what we're seeing. The thing is, macro still looks pretty messy underneath. Tech stocks got hit after Nvidia's earnings didn't deliver the usual pop, and there's apparently not much fresh stablecoin money coming in to support a sustained rally. Some analysts are flagging that if we break below $60K, things could get ugly fast with liquidations cascading down to $50-55K or even lower. So yeah, nice bounce and alts are leading which is a decent sign, but the medium-term picture is still pretty uncertain. We're not out of the woods yet.