BTC falls below 74,000: Is it a crash, or an opportunity to buy in?

When Bitcoin drops below 74,000, many people's first reaction is: It's over, a correction is coming.
But stay calm, this looks more like a "shock-driven shakeout." #U.S.-Iran conflict reignites causing market turmoil
The current medium-term logic for BTC hasn't changed: institutional funds are still flowing in, ETF inflows are ongoing. But short-term sentiment has been disrupted by geopolitical risks, leading funds to seek safe havens first.
The key point is: the reaction after the drop. If it quickly recovers and stabilizes at a low level, it indicates only emotional disturbance; if it continues to weaken, it may enter a deeper correction cycle.
Strategically, during volatile markets, do two things: reduce positions and increase patience. Don't cut losses at the lowest emotional point, and don't rush in at the first sign of a rebound.
— One sentence: a break below doesn't necessarily mean risk, losing the rhythm does.