#加密市场回调

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant pullback, especially Bitcoin (BTC), which has been highly volatile after breaking the $100,000 mark, with prices oscillating between $94,000 and $101,000. According to the latest Fear and Greed Index, currently at 87, it indicates an 'extreme greed' market sentiment, which typically suggests that the market may face adjustment risks.

Some analysts believe that this pullback does not signify the end of the bull market. Lark Davis points out that the current adjustment is similar to the situation in December 2020, when Bitcoin also experienced a 12% pullback after a substantial rise, followed by a strong rebound. He believes that although Bitcoin may undergo another 10-15% correction, the market still has ample momentum.

However, the market's volatility has also raised concerns about future growth potential, especially after Microsoft refused to consider Bitcoin as an investment against inflation, leading to a more cautious market sentiment. Some investors are beginning to consider taking profits before a price correction, which could result in Bitcoin's price further dipping to $92,000 or $94,000.

In such a market environment, investors should carefully assess the timing of their entry, making decisions based on market sentiment and technical analysis. For the short-term market trend, continuing to observe may be the more prudent choice.