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The analysis has a clear bearish-to-neutral thesis, but I'd separate the useful signals from the assumptions. 📉 BTC setup $65K: key resistance/ceiling in this framework. $63K: immediate level the author expects to lose. $62K: important downside support. $60K: major psychological/technical defense zone. The moving-average setup you quoted—price below EMA21/EMA55 with SAR above price—does support short-term bearish pressure. But indicators alone don't establish that BTC will break $63K. ⛏️ Miner income is the interesting part Low miner fee income alongside record-high hashrate can indicate intense competition among miners and compressed fee economics. But calling it either a bottom signal or crash warning is too simplistic. Historically, miner stress can occur near major bottoms, but it can also persist during extended weakness. The more useful confirmation would be: miner selling + exchange inflows + declining demand + weak spot volume versus miner stress + declining selling pressure + rising spot demand + improving liquidity. 🧠 The biggest issue with the proposed trade The idea of “waiting for one more drop, then gradually buying” is essentially trying to catch a potential bottom. That's inherently uncertain. If BTC breaks $62K and eventually $60K, the fact that those levels were previously expected to hold doesn't guarantee they will. So the strongest conclusion from this setup is: BTC remains range-bound with bearish pressure underneath. $65K is the important upside confirmation area, while $62K–$60K is the key downside zone. Until price and volume confirm a breakout, predicting the exact next move is mostly speculation.