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Just saw Cramer questioning where all the bitcoin bulls disappeared to as BTC slid below $74K over the weekend. He's watching $73K as a critical floor, saying bitcoin needs to reclaim $77K to set up any real bounce. The price action has been brutal - we're talking the lowest levels since early 2025. What caught my attention is his skepticism about whether the usual big players like Saylor and MicroStrategy can actually step in with enough buying pressure to stop a deeper break. Saylor did hint at weekend purchases with that cryptic 'more orange' tweet, but Cramer doesn't seem convinced it'll be enough. The broader concern is that leveraged traders are getting liquidated across metals and speculative plays, which could drag down wider risk assets. Bitcoin's volatility continues to remind us why it's unreliable as a currency in the short term, though the global bitcoin price in india and other emerging markets shows similar pressure. Whether the bulls can defend these levels or if we're heading lower remains the question everyone's asking.