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On January 8th, Trader Funds trader Alex posted that influenced by the sharp drop in USA stocks like NVIDIA and Tesla, cryptocurrencies have also experienced significant adjustments. Bitcoin once again fell below 0.1 million USD, while altcoins suffered even more intense declines, causing market sentiment to turn pessimistic. The reasons behind this may be the release of the November JOLTs job openings data at 11 PM, as well as statements from Federal Reserve officials, triggering market risk aversion.
In terms of options data, short-term IV rebounded slightly but remains at a low level, with market pricing for future volatility unchanged. Option Skew and Futures Contango have also not shown significant changes. The mainstream view on this pullback is that it has been influenced by the strength of the US dollar and the drop in US stocks, but the trend of Bitcoin has not changed and the bull market continues.
Even though the total liquidation volume of Bitcoin reached 0.6 billion USD in 24 hours, the long and short ratio remains close to fifty-fifty, indicating that the bullish market is still present and confidence in Bitcoin has not been completely lost. In addition, Bitcoin's current greed and fear index is maintained at 70, showing that market sentiment is not entirely fearful.