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At present, the possibility of a second exploration is very high, and Bitcoin's $49,000 may not be the bottom! It is not a good entry position at present:

The current global economy is facing multiple pressures, including high inflation, geopolitical tensions, and tightening monetary policy. These may lead to a decrease in investors' interest in high-risk assets, and the cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin, may therefore be under greater selling pressure. Especially in the context of the Fed's interest rate hike, market liquidity has decreased, resulting in pressure on risky asset prices.

Liquidity crisis: As the monetary policies of central banks around the world tighten, market liquidity may be greatly reduced, which will have a significant impact on the crypto market. As a high-risk asset, Bitcoin may face the risk of a large amount of capital outflow, leading to further price declines. If the liquidity crisis intensifies, the support level of $49,000 may be effectively broken through.

After Bitcoin fell below $50,000, the market showed obvious weak characteristics. If it fails to regain its footing above $50,000 in the short term, it may trigger more stop-loss orders and panic selling, further increasing the pressure on price declines. Under this trend, $49,000 may not be the bottom, but just a temporary support level during the decline.

Historically, the crypto market usually experiences alternating bull and bear cycles, and each bull market ends with a large adjustment. After the sharp rise in 2021 and 2022, the market may have entered a new bear market cycle. If so, Bitcoin may continue to fall in the coming months, and $49,000 will be seen as a relay point in the bear market rather than the final bottom.

Only by keeping your bullets can you get low-priced chips in the future, and only by being able to endure loneliness can you wait for prosperity.