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First major sell-off this cycle thats quick & violent, just like they were in the old days. Fine by me if that means we also get the omega run it back turbo that used to follow shortly after.

The quick laundering of over $400 million from Bybit’s hack suggests North Korea may have expanded its operations, analysts say. Over $400 million from Bybit‘s $1.46 billion incident was laundered in just days, with analysts at blockchain forensic firm TRM Labs now raising serious concerns that North Korea may have expanded its laundering operations. In a Feb. 27 blog post, the analysts pointed out that Bybit’s attackers moved nearly half a billion in less than a week, using intermediary wallets, crypto swaps, decentralized exchanges, and cross-chain bridges to hide the trail. “This rapid laundering suggests that North Korea has either expanded its money laundering infrastructure or that underground financial networks, particularly in China, have enhanced their capacity to absorb and process illicit funds.” TRM Labs You might also like: ‘Blind signing is an issue, but not the prime suspect’ expert says on Bybit $1.4b saga The analysts note that North Korean hackers typically use crypto mixers to hide stolen funds before cashing out. But the scale of the Bybit incident has forced them to adopt new methods. Instead of mixers, they are now using multiple wallets and decentralized platforms to obscure the money trail. Initially, some stolen Ethereum was sent through BNB Chain and Solana. Now, most of it has been sent to the Bitcoin network. Despite the quick laundering, much of the Bitcoin remains untouched, suggesting the attackers are preparing for large-scale liquidation through OTC networks, the analysts suggest. Bybit lost $1.46 billion in a multi-stage attack, which security experts link to Safe Wallet. The attackers reportedly compromised a Safe{Wallet} developer’s device, tricking Bybit’s Safe wallet owner into signing a malicious transaction. Read more: Crypto mixers were allegedly used to launder funds stolen from Bybit and Infini. Will pro-Bitcoin countries ban crypto mixers?

it is stable now. floaating. can buy now below 2. quick buy. invest 500 coins

BTC Technical Analysis: Key Support and Resistance Levels After the $90,000 Break Bitcoin's drop below $90,000 introduces new technical levels that traders and investors should monitor. Support levels indicate potential price floors where buying pressure might strengthen, while resistance levels suggest areas where selling pressure could limit upward movement. Key Support Levels 1. $88,000 - Immediate Support This level acted as a short-term consolidation zone before BTC moved above $90,000. If BTC finds support here, a quick bounce toward $90,000+ is possible. 2. $85,000 - Psychological and Technical Support A key level where traders could look for buy orders, especially if sentiment remains bullish. This area coincides with past resistance-turned-support from previous price action. 3. $82,500 - Major Support Zone Historically strong level that could act as a temporary bottom if BTC continues falling. Falling to this level may trigger significant buy orders, preventing deeper corrections. 4. $80,000 - Critical Support Level A major psychological level and a key long-term Fibonacci retracement zone. A break below $80,000 could lead to a stronger bearish trend toward $75,000. 5. $75,000 - Strong Historical Support If BTC reaches this level, it would signal a deeper correction. Previous accumulation occurred in this range, making it a likely bounce area. Key Resistance Levels 1. $90,000 - Previous Support Now Resistance BTC needs to reclaim $90,000 for a bullish recovery. A breakout above this level could trigger renewed momentum toward higher levels. 2. $92,000 - Short-Term Resistance BTC struggled around this area before breaking down. Flipping this level into support would strengthen bullish sentiment. 3. $95,000 - Strong Resistance Before All-Time High If BTC moves back above $90,000, this level could act as a short-term barrier. A strong breakout above $95,000 would signal a retest of all-time highs. 4. $98,000 - Pre-Breakdown Resistance This level marked the last rejection before BTC’s decline. A move above $98,000 would likely push BTC toward $100,000. 5. $100,000 - Psychological and Major Resistance A key milestone that could trigger both profit-taking and FOMO-driven buying. A breakout above $100,000 would likely confirm a long-term bullish trend. Conclusion BTC’s price action after breaking below $90,000 will depend on whether it can hold key support levels or faces further downside pressure. If BTC stabilizes above $85,000, it could attempt a rebound toward $90,000 and higher. However, failure to hold above $80,000 could signal a deeper correction toward $75,000. Traders should watch volume, momentum indicators, and macroeconomic factors to confirm trend direction.$BTC