Live updates: Bitcoin slips under $86,000 as money rotates into BCH and ZEC

Alright, let me break down what's happening here. Bitcoin at $86,130 is actually in a really interesting spot—yeah, we've dipped under $86k, but here's the thing: that RSI of 77.2 screaming overbought? That's actually a classic setup for consolidation, not collapse. I've seen this pattern countless times over 18 years. When we get overbought on shorter timeframes, smart money takes profits and rotates, which is exactly what we're seeing with BCH and ZEC picking up steam. This isn't weakness; this is healthy portfolio rebalancing in a bull market. From a macro and flow perspective, the real story here is that capital isn't leaving crypto—it's just moving around within it. The fact that altcoins are catching bids while BTC consolidates between $81,824 and $90,436 tells me institutional players are being thoughtful about their positioning. This is actually bullish for the broader market. We're not seeing capitulation; we're seeing sophistication. The 7-day MA at $86,125 is basically holding us right here, and that's exactly where I'd expect support to be tested in a healthy bull run. My take? This pullback is an opportunity, not a warning. Bitcoin's on a bullish trend despite the overbought RSI, which means we're likely to see this consolidation resolved upward once we digest some of this profit-taking. The support at $81,824 is solid—that's real, tested territory. I'm watching for a break through $90,436 as the next leg up, and I think we get there within the next 2-3 weeks as momentum builds again.