Market Structure Shift or Just a Breath

The broader market climbed around 0.88 percent in the last twenty-four hours, and after weeks of straight decline, even a move that small feels like a change in tone. Institutional signals came in mixed. New Hampshire pushed out a one hundred million dollar Bitcoin-backed bond and Robinhood floated the idea of stock to crypto collateral, which added a bit of support, even while the heavy ETF outflows kept dragging sentiment down. Technically the market is still deep in oversold territory with RSI levels similar to what we saw in April twenty twenty-five, and leverage is quietly building as open interest and volume continue to rise. It is the kind of setup where the market tries to pull a short squeeze from exhaustion, but macro pressure is still very present. Liquidity is tight, ETF outflows are still dominating the headlines, and whether BTC can hold the ninety thousand support will tell us if this small green is the start of something or just a pause.

Yesterday’s move honestly pushed me into that quiet space where looking at charts stopped making sense for a while. I stepped away, cleared my mind, and only later decided to trade things exactly as they were. A part of that decision came from knowing I could still stack a bit of USDT through the bitget onchain trading tasks, so at least I had something steady to work with while the rest of the market felt heavy. And waking up to a touch of green today, even if it is tiny, gives a bit of courage that was missing just a few hours ago.

For now the market is not fixed, but today feels slightly lighter than yesterday, and sometimes that small shift is enough to make you look at the next move with a different mindset.