BTC falls below $59000, with bulls selling out nearly 80% of their positions. Has the market bottomed out?

Currently, BTC is trading near $59278, down 2.40% in 24 hours and 5.68% in the past 7 days. The Panic Greed Index has dropped to 13, and market sentiment remains in the extreme fear zone. In the past 24 hours, a total of 3.05 billion US dollars of positions were liquidated across the internet, of which 2.41 billion US dollars were liquidated by long positions, accounting for nearly 80%. This indicates that the current round of decline has mainly completed the concentrated cleaning of leveraged long positions, and the market's overheated sentiment has been somewhat released. However, the open interest contracts remain high, indicating that deleveraging has not yet fully ended and is closer to the recovery stage after risk release, rather than the bottom being confirmed. From the perspective of the market, after a rapid decline in BTC, there has been a clear buying trend in the $58000 to $60000 range, with spot pending funds concentrated around $58000, $59000, and $60000, providing some support for the short term. At the same time, the BTC perpetual contract funding rate has turned from negative to positive, indicating that some bears are beginning to take profits and there is a demand for technical rebound in the short term. However, the price range of $60000 to $60200 remains an important pressure zone in the near future. If the volume cannot break through, the price may still retrace to $58000 or even $57000, and the market is likely to maintain a volatile bottoming trend. In terms of opportunities, after extreme fear and concentrated liquidation of long positions, long-term funds can pay attention to BTC's phased layout opportunities and reduce volatility risks by controlling positions; For short-term trading, it is recommended to wait until the rebound reaches the pressure level before seeking trading opportunities based on trading volume and price structure. On the other hand, SOL has become one of the few mainstream currencies that has received net inflows of funds, coupled with some whales continuing to increase their positions. Its short-term performance may continue to be stronger than the market, but it should still avoid chasing high and prioritize low buying opportunities after a correction. The current US dollar remains strong, and the macro environment still exerts pressure on risky assets; If BTC falls below the $58000 support, further testing in the $57000 to $55000 range cannot be ruled out. Before the trend is confirmed to reverse, it is recommended to focus on spot allocation, control positions, and maintain low leverage in contract trading. Risk Warning: The above content is only for market information sharing and data analysis, and does not constitute any investment advice.