Confirmed: bitcoin traded under $75,000 on November 6. A round number is not a balance-sheet event by itself.
Watcher Guru posted at 15:08 UTC on November 6: “JUST IN: Bitcoin falls under $75,000.” Crypto.news later described price action toward the mid-$74,000s alongside heavy liquidations and ETF outflow pressure. 24/7 Wall St. used the same under-$75,000 print when explaining a miner-stock bounce on November 8.
Round-number breaks travel farther on X than the underlying flows. The useful checks remain the same: US spot ETF net flows, stablecoin supply, and whether liquidations are concentrated in a few venues.
A later “$1 billion in 10 minutes” liquidation claim is a separate timing-and-data-window question, not a test of whether $75,000 printed.
The skeptical read: $75,000 is a psychological line traders draw on charts. It does not, by itself, prove forced corporate selling, a reserve crisis, or a permanent regime change. Wait for the flow tables before treating the print as a thesis.
Read the Watcher Guru post on the $75,000 break
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