Deep Tide TechFlow news, on January 8, macro researcher Adam from Greeks.live posted on X stating: "Affected by the sharp decline of U.S. stocks such as Nvidia and Tesla, cryptocurrencies have also undergone significant adjustments, with Bitcoin once again falling below $100,000, and altcoins experiencing even steeper declines, turning market sentiment pessimistic.
In terms of options data, short-term implied volatility has rebounded slightly but remains at a low level, with market pricing for future volatility unchanged. Option skew and futures premium have also not shown significant changes. The mainstream view on this pullback is that it is influenced by the strength of the dollar and the decline of U.S. stocks, and the trend of Bitcoin has not changed; the bull market is still on. If one chooses to buy the dip now, a short-term bullish outlook at $100,000 is very cost-effective, especially for Bitcoin's bullish outlook for the week.
