#加密生态动态追踪 Bitcoin is currently bouncing around the $90,000 mark, climbing from just over $89,000 this morning to just over $90,000 now. To be honest, this wave of decline is a bit uncomfortable — from over $100,000 in November to now, the market has shrunk by more than ten percentage points.
In the short term, there is definitely some weakness. On the US stock market side, tech stocks are falling sharply, and AI concept stocks are even worse. Although the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts signal easing, market doubts about subsequent policy directions persist, preventing overall risk sentiment from improving. As a risk asset, Bitcoin naturally can’t stay unaffected and is retracing along with the broader market.
If this support level doesn’t hold, it might dip down to the $86,000 to $88,000 range. However, from a long-term perspective, the overall framework remains bullish. Institutional funds are continuously entering the market, ETFs are daily accumulating positions, and the fundamentals haven’t changed. Many market participants are still betting on a breakthrough above $100,000, with some targeting even higher levels. The key depends on whether macroeconomic conditions can stabilize; once risk sentiment eases, the rebound will have strong momentum.
What’s your view? Can we see a quick reversal soon?
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AirdropHarvester
· 14h ago
From over 100,000 down to now, this wave is really painful... But institutions are still buying, which shows they still have confidence.
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FreeRider
· 18h ago
It's really hard to hold this key level of 90,000. I feel like I need to try testing the bottom again.
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SilentAlpha
· 18h ago
Over 100,000 drops to 90,000, this wave indeed hurts... But honestly, compared to those AI concept stocks, it's already considered lucky.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 18h ago
The drop from 100,000 to now is indeed a bit painful to watch. However, this wave of correction is not unusual in the context of historical cycles—early Bitcoin retracements often exceeded fifty percent, and a decline of over ten points is actually quite mild in comparison.
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ForkLibertarian
· 18h ago
Losing ten points really hurts. Do I still have to hold it?
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 18h ago
Over 100,000 dropped to 90,000, and my blood pressure also plummeted. This wave really hurts to the death.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 18h ago
ngl the 1000bps drawdown since nov is just basis points being extracted by smarter money. if you actually ran the numbers on the liquidation cascade at 86k support, there's a clear delta-neutral arb window opening up rn tbh.
#加密生态动态追踪 Bitcoin is currently bouncing around the $90,000 mark, climbing from just over $89,000 this morning to just over $90,000 now. To be honest, this wave of decline is a bit uncomfortable — from over $100,000 in November to now, the market has shrunk by more than ten percentage points.
In the short term, there is definitely some weakness. On the US stock market side, tech stocks are falling sharply, and AI concept stocks are even worse. Although the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts signal easing, market doubts about subsequent policy directions persist, preventing overall risk sentiment from improving. As a risk asset, Bitcoin naturally can’t stay unaffected and is retracing along with the broader market.
If this support level doesn’t hold, it might dip down to the $86,000 to $88,000 range. However, from a long-term perspective, the overall framework remains bullish. Institutional funds are continuously entering the market, ETFs are daily accumulating positions, and the fundamentals haven’t changed. Many market participants are still betting on a breakthrough above $100,000, with some targeting even higher levels. The key depends on whether macroeconomic conditions can stabilize; once risk sentiment eases, the rebound will have strong momentum.
What’s your view? Can we see a quick reversal soon?