Greeks.live macro researcher Adam stated that due to the sharp decline in U.S. stocks such as Nvidia and Tesla, cryptocurrencies are also experiencing significant adjustments, with Bitcoin once again falling below 100,000, and altcoins suffering even greater losses, leading to a pessimistic market sentiment. In terms of options data, short-term implied volatility has slightly rebounded but remains at a low level, with the market's pricing of future volatility unchanged. Both options skew and futures premium have not shown significant changes, with the mainstream view being that this correction is influenced by the strength of the U.S. dollar and the decline in U.S. stocks, and Bitcoin's trend has not changed; the bull market is still ongoing. If one chooses to buy the dip now, the short-term bullish outlook for 100,000 is very cost-effective, especially for Bitcoin's bullish outlook for the current week.