# Correction Related Articles

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CSC: Short-term Correction Does Not Alter the Spring Rally, 'Technology + Resources' Remain the Main Theme

Zhongxin Jian Tou report maintains that short-term market corrections do not alter the ongoing Spring rally, with "Technology + Resources" remaining the core investment theme. Recent volatility, triggered by a sell-off in broad-based ETFs and sharp declines in international gold and silver prices, has cooled investor sentiment. However, the overall adjustment for the A-share market is expected to be limited, with stabilization anticipated before the Spring Festival and a new upward trend likely around the holiday. Key factors include the nomination of Kevin Warsh, a perceived hawk, as the next Fed Chair. His expected policy focus on "balance sheet reduction + interest rate cuts" may lead to a steeper yield curve, causing profit-taking in the "weak dollar trade." Nevertheless, high-growth sectors like AI could benefit from future rate cuts, and the financial sector may gain from wider interest margins. The report advises long-term bullishness on technology (e.g., AI, power equipment, storage) and resource sectors. Short-term style rotation is accelerating, favoring previously corrected tech stocks, financials, and mid-stream manufacturing (e.g., home appliances, autos, steel). supportive policies, ample liquidity, and seasonal positive effects in February are seen as catalysts for the continued Spring rally.

marsbit41m ago

CSC: Short-term Correction Does Not Alter the Spring Rally, 'Technology + Resources' Remain the Main Theme

marsbit41m ago

Breaking Downward: Where Is Bitcoin's Bottom? How to Operate Now?

Bitcoin has broken down below the key $80,600 support, confirming a weekly C-wave decline as anticipated. The current bearish trend is part of an A-B-C correction structure that began after the $126,200 high in October 2025. Technical analysis suggests further downside potential, with key support levels at $74,500–$75,200 (Fibonacci 50% retracement and April 2025 low), $69,000–$72,500 (Fibonacci 61.8% level), and $64,500–$65,500. However, improved liquidity and positive policy expectations may limit severe declines, potentially leading to a prolonged consolidation. Short-term trading using proprietary momentum and spread models yielded a 5.1% profit last week by shorting the rebound at ~$89,268 and covering near $84,000. Current weekly and daily indicators show strong bearish momentum with no clear bottom signal yet. This week, Bitcoin is expected to trade within a range, with resistance at $80,000–$80,600 and $84,000–$86,500. Support is at $74,500–$75,200. Trading strategies recommend maintaining 60% short exposure for medium-term and using 30% capital for short-term scalping based on model signals. Two scenarios are outlined: shorting rebounds near $80,600 (Scheme A) or breaking below $75,200 (Scheme B), both with strict 1.5% stop-loss and dynamic profit protection rules.

Odaily星球日报5h ago

Breaking Downward: Where Is Bitcoin's Bottom? How to Operate Now?

Odaily星球日报5h ago

Strategy’s Bitcoin Cost Basis In Focus As Price Hovers Around $76K

Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline over the weekend, dropping to around $76,000 and testing the average cost basis of MicroStrategy’s substantial holdings of over 712,000 BTC. The price briefly fell below the company’s $76,000 per Bitcoin acquisition level, threatening to push its position into unrealized losses. Despite the volatility, MicroStrategy’s executive chairman Michael Saylor affirmed the company’s long-term commitment to its Bitcoin strategy. Meanwhile, CryptoQuant’s head of research, Julio Moreno, cautioned that current market conditions are not a typical bull market correction and that the bear phase may persist, making it difficult to identify a bottom. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading near $78,070, down more than 6% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist15h ago

Strategy’s Bitcoin Cost Basis In Focus As Price Hovers Around $76K

bitcoinist15h ago

Here’s Why Bitcoin And The Crypto Market Are Crashing This Weekend — Details

Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp decline over the weekend, with Bitcoin and other major digital assets falling by nearly double digits. The downturn is largely attributed to liquidity issues and extreme leverage in the market, resulting in three major liquidation waves totalling over $1.3 billion in the past day. According to analysis from The Kobeissi Letter, choppy liquidity and herd-like sentiment shifting between extreme bullishness and bearishness have intensified price swings. This led to one of the largest liquidation events in crypto history, with approximately $2.5 billion in leveraged long trades liquidated in 24 hours, including over $1 billion within just five minutes as Bitcoin dropped to around $76,000. The total crypto market cap fell by 7% to approximately $2.725 trillion.

bitcoinist19h ago

Here’s Why Bitcoin And The Crypto Market Are Crashing This Weekend — Details

bitcoinist19h ago

Bitcoin drops to $78K – Decoding the $1.3B liquidation ‘freefall’

Bitcoin dropped to around $78,000 due to a significant market sell-off driven by heavy leverage and thin liquidity, resulting in approximately $1.3 billion in forced liquidations. The decline was not primarily caused by external factors like geopolitics but rather by a lack of market liquidity, which amplified the downturn. As leveraged positions were automatically closed, prices fell rapidly due to insufficient buyer support, and bearish sentiment further accelerated the sell-off. The crypto market decline coincided with a broader global sell-off, where over $12 trillion was wiped from markets within 48 hours. Precious metals like gold and silver saw sharp declines after rapid rallies, and equities also fell. Margin calls and increased exchange margin requirements exacerbated the selling pressure. Technical analysis indicates Bitcoin traded below its major moving averages for the first time since 2022, suggesting continued volatility. Experts recommend cautious capital management, such as dollar-cost averaging, rather than deploying all funds at once during such periods.

ambcrypto21h ago

Bitcoin drops to $78K – Decoding the $1.3B liquidation ‘freefall’

ambcrypto21h ago

Chainlink slips below $11 after 22% sell-off – Can LINK bulls defend THIS zone?

Chainlink (LINK) experienced a sharp 22% sell-off in late January 2026, breaking below its key $10.6–$11.75 support zone and causing its RSI to hit multi-year lows. The decline occurred amid a broader crypto market downturn. Despite the price weakness, on-chain data showed persistent buying interest, with the Taker Buy Dominant metric remaining high, suggesting accumulation by institutional investors. Liquidity clusters were identified near $12, which could serve as a potential stabilization zone. Additionally, the surge in LINK's Total Supply in Loss to around 400 million tokens has historically preceded market bottoms, indicating a potential price reversal may be near.

ambcryptoYesterday 12:02

Chainlink slips below $11 after 22% sell-off – Can LINK bulls defend THIS zone?

ambcryptoYesterday 12:02

Tiger Research: Liquidity Vacuum Drives Sharp Sell-off, Why Hasn't Bitcoin Rebounded?

Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline from $87,000 to $81,000 on January 29, driven by a combination of weak tech earnings and speculation around a potential hawkish Fed chair appointment. The drop was exacerbated by thin liquidity in both spot and futures markets, amplifying the impact of external shocks. Key support at the active realized price of $87,000 was broken, triggering further selling. Despite short-term bearish sentiment, the medium to long-term outlook remains positive due to expected gradual monetary easing and supportive regulatory developments, including potential institutional adoption. Bitcoin's current weakness is viewed as a liquidity-driven correction rather than a fundamental breakdown.

marsbitYesterday 11:49

Tiger Research: Liquidity Vacuum Drives Sharp Sell-off, Why Hasn't Bitcoin Rebounded?

marsbitYesterday 11:49

Bitcoin tests long-term cost support at $76K – Market bottom?

Bitcoin broke below the long-term realized cost basis of $76,000, a key support level untested for 27 months. The decline was driven by ETF outflows, tighter liquidity, and macro risk aversion rather than panic selling. While short-term holders realized losses, the market structure showed signs of repositioning rather than capitulation. Price stabilized near $78,000, with reclaiming $80,000 as a critical resistance target. Derivatives markets turned defensive with negative funding rates, reflecting reduced risk appetite. The breach presents a potential accumulation opportunity for long-term holders, as the move signals a liquidity-led reset without forced selling pressure.

ambcryptoYesterday 11:02

Bitcoin tests long-term cost support at $76K – Market bottom?

ambcryptoYesterday 11:02

No Positive News, Where Will Bitcoin Fall To

The price of Bitcoin, once the most resilient cryptocurrency, has shown significant weakness, briefly dropping to $75,000 in early February. This brings it close to its previous all-time high of $69,000 from the 2021 bull market. Several factors are contributing to the decline. Geopolitical tensions are a primary concern, with unverified reports of explosions in Iran creating market uncertainty. Such events typically cause immediate volatility in 24/7 traded assets like Bitcoin. Additionally, the U.S. government has entered a partial shutdown, which locks up billions in liquidity and negatively impacts market stability, especially over a weekend. There is also growing market fear ahead of key dates, fueled by a major sell-off in gold and silver and rumors of potential U.S. bank failures. Analysts are identifying key support levels to watch. Chris Burniske of Placeholder VC highlights $80,000, $74,000, $70,000, $58,000, and $50,000 as critical thresholds. Similarly, trader Merlijn The Trader notes that the $80,000 level is a significant support zone where approximately 127,000 BTC were previously purchased. The prevailing sentiment suggests that any short-term price movements are less important than the overall strategy: holding or diversifying on rebounds and viewing any deep corrections as a buying opportunity for Bitcoin and other quality crypto assets.

marsbitYesterday 23:56

No Positive News, Where Will Bitcoin Fall To

marsbitYesterday 23:56

Bitcoin price dips – Is BTC’s $80K bottom too early to call?

Bitcoin's price has dropped nearly 13% in two weeks, hitting its lowest point of the year and causing significant market deleveraging. Analysts suggest this may be a wave of liquidations, shaking out weak hands. Sentiment has turned fearful, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping further. Despite the pullback to around $80k, calling it a bottom may be premature due to ongoing macro uncertainty. The recent avoidance of a U.S. government shutdown removed a key catalyst that previously boosted Bitcoin. Investors are shifting toward risk-off strategies, as seen in El Salvador's gold hedge and gold's 18% YTD gains. High volatility and over $1.5 billion in liquidations indicate a potential deeper market shift.

ambcrypto2 days ago 13:02