Futures are indeed falling, but this rebound is actually quite strong—if it doesn't break the previous high, it can only be considered a rebound, and this must be acknowledged. From a technical perspective, if it follows the ABC adjustment pattern, based on A=C calculations, theoretically there is still about 6% of downside potential.
Two possibilities lie ahead:
Either this is just a regular pullback. You have to admit the resilience of the US stock market; the S&P still holds up.
If the S&P really drops by 6%, what will happen to Bitcoin?
In this round of the cryptocurrency market slump, I think there are mainly two reasons at play. The instability of the U.S. stock market has affected all risk assets; coupled with the fact that the market itself is fragile, it is easy to trigger a stampede with any slight disturbance. Now we just have to see if the S&P can stabilize at this position.
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TradFiRefugee
· 3h ago
If the S&P really drops 6%, BTC will be finished; this wave is basically the rhythm of the US stock market collapsing.
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TaxEvader
· 3h ago
If the S&P really gets dumped, BTC will be buried with it, that would be truly disastrous.
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MysteriousZhang
· 3h ago
A 6% fall? That BTC is probably going to eat dirt.
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AirdropHunter007
· 3h ago
If the S&P drops another 6%, we're done for, and BTC will head straight for the Earth's core.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 3h ago
If I had known that the S&P would be so tumultuous, I should have gone all in on Spot last year. Now I'm regretting it so much...
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LayerZeroHero
· 4h ago
The S&P fell another 6%, and our crypto world must bleed profusely.
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governance_lurker
· 4h ago
If the S&P really breaks 6%, I'm going all in on a short order.
Looked at the market data of the S&P 500.
Futures are indeed falling, but this rebound is actually quite strong—if it doesn't break the previous high, it can only be considered a rebound, and this must be acknowledged. From a technical perspective, if it follows the ABC adjustment pattern, based on A=C calculations, theoretically there is still about 6% of downside potential.
Two possibilities lie ahead:
Either this is just a regular pullback. You have to admit the resilience of the US stock market; the S&P still holds up.
If the S&P really drops by 6%, what will happen to Bitcoin?
In this round of the cryptocurrency market slump, I think there are mainly two reasons at play. The instability of the U.S. stock market has affected all risk assets; coupled with the fact that the market itself is fragile, it is easy to trigger a stampede with any slight disturbance. Now we just have to see if the S&P can stabilize at this position.