#美联储重启降息步伐 BTC’s current correction—could this be a bottom-fishing opportunity?

Recently, I noticed a signal while monitoring the market: Bitcoin’s SOPR indicator has dropped to 1.35, the lowest point this year. Simply put, this number reflects the overall profit and loss status of the market—the closer it is to 1, the more it means that profit-taking pressure has basically been released.

Now the price has pulled back to around $90,000, which happens to coincide with the tail end of long-term holders cashing out. Looking back at previous cycles, every time SOPR hits this level, a short-term bottom is usually just around the corner. This doesn’t mean an immediate reversal, but at least the selling pressure is nearly exhausted.

Here’s a humble suggestion: don’t scare yourself over short-term volatility. The market is currently going through an “emotional shakeout.” Once this round of reshuffling is done, if the market picks up again, it could actually be more solid. In terms of strategy, don’t go all in at once—enter in batches and keep some funds ready for changes. The bull market logic is still intact; right now might just be the stage that requires some patience.

Is your position ready?