🌐 Global Market Cap: 2.92T, the overall market continues to adjust, with major cryptocurrencies generally declining in price. Bitcoin broke below the key psychological level of $88,000 during the day, and market sentiment is cautious.

📶 Market Sentiment: Fear and Greed Index 34, the market is in a state of panic.

💸 Funds and Liquidations

In the past 24 hours, the market decline has led to a significant liquidation of long positions.

Total Liquidation Amount: The total liquidation amount across the network is $111 million.

Long-Short Distribution: Longs (bullish) are more severely affected, with long liquidations amounting to $78.4033 million; short liquidations amount to $32.9940 million.

Major coins: Bitcoin (BTC) total liquidation amount is approximately $23,138,800, and Ethereum (ETH) total liquidation amount is approximately $7,555,000.

🔥 Today's Focus

Bitcoin and Ethereum both fell below key support: Bitcoin's price dropped about 1.47% within 24 hours, falling below $88,000. Ethereum's price also lost the $2,900 mark, with a 24-hour drop of about 2.1%.

The market's risk-averse sentiment is strong, with funds flowing into traditional assets: Against the backdrop of increasing global economic uncertainty, the prices of traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver continue to rise and reach new highs. In contrast, Bitcoin's safe-haven asset attributes have not been reflected in the short term, showing a divergence from traditional market trends.

The market is heavily wait-and-see: Investors are generally waiting for next week's Federal Reserve policy meeting results for more clues about future monetary policy paths, which has led to a decrease in overall trading willingness and narrowed market volatility.

Previous hot sectors have seen profit-taking: Some sectors and projects that performed strongly at the beginning of the year, such as GameFi and cross-chain protocols, have shown significant corrections today, indicating that funds have chosen to take profits in front of key resistance levels.

📊 Mainstream Coin Performance

As of around January 26, 0:00, mainstream cryptocurrencies generally fell:

Bitcoin (BTC): Price fell below $88,000, with a 24-hour drop of about -1.47%.

Ethereum (ETH): Price fell below $2,900, with a 24-hour drop of about -2.1%.

🌟 Sectors and Hot Projects

Leading sectors and projects in decline: During the market adjustment, sectors that previously had large increases have particularly sharp corrections.

GameFi sector: Axie Infinity (AXS) led the decline, with a 24-hour drop of -15.51%. Analysis points out that its cumulative increase since the beginning of the year has been too large, facing strong technical profit-taking pressure.

Cross-chain protocol: LayerZero (ZRO) dropped -13.73%. The main pressure comes from the recent unlocking of large amounts of tokens and the transfer of institutional chips.

Other coins entering the top five declines include DoubleZero (2Z), Aerodrome Finance (AERO), and Stacks (STX), with declines between 2% and 2.5%.

🌍 Macro and Regulatory Dynamics

Focusing on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy: The market as a whole is waiting for next week's Federal Reserve policy meeting, with a wait-and-see sentiment dominating and a lack of clear directional drivers.

🐌 Market Insights

January 25, the cryptocurrency market continued to correct under the dual impact of a lack of new macro catalysts and technical pressure. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum fell below important integer thresholds, undermining short-term market sentiment and liquidating a large amount of long leverage, indicating a lack of upward momentum in the current market.

From the sector performance, funds are withdrawing from previously overheated concepts to take profits, and market risk appetite has clearly decreased. At the same time, the divergence in the trends of Bitcoin and traditional safe-haven assets like gold indicates that under the current complex macro environment, its price driving force leans more towards high-risk asset attributes.

In the short term, the market may enter a phase dominated by wait-and-see and adjustment. Technically, $88,000 has become a key resistance level for Bitcoin; if it can recover, it is expected to stabilize sentiment; the support below can be focused on the $86,000 region. Investors need to closely monitor the signals conveyed by next week's Federal Reserve meeting, as this will be a key external factor determining whether the market can stabilize.