The market on January 8th is quite interesting. Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around $92,600, down 0.6% in 24 hours. When priced in rupees, the decline is more noticeable, reaching 8,172,900 rupees, a drop of 1.56%. But don’t be scared by the short-term correction; on the weekly chart, it still gained 3.84%.
Ethereum faces a bit more pressure. The current price is $3,164.76 (roughly 22,000 RMB), down 2.74% in 24 hours, which looks a bit grim. However, interestingly, it still increased by 6.15% over the past 7 days, with circulating market value stable at 2.68 trillion RMB.
The main reason for the market decline is that the Bloomberg Commodity Index is adjusting its annual weights, triggering passive fund rebalancing. Cryptocurrencies and commodities are both under pressure this time, feeling somewhat linked.
From a technical perspective, both coins are oscillating at high levels. The bullish trend remains unchanged, but there is clearly a need for a correction. The key now is whether those critical support levels can hold, as this will determine the future direction.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 01-08 05:33
The weekly chart is still rising, don't panic. It's just passive funds causing the delay; I'm used to this kind of thing already.
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quietly_staking
· 01-08 05:31
The weekly chart is still rising, no need to panic, it's just forced rebalancing.
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SellTheBounce
· 01-07 20:50
Buy the dip again; there's always a lower point waiting ahead. When it rebounds, you should sell—that's the true principle of trading.
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zkNoob
· 01-07 20:46
It's another case of passive funds causing trouble; Bloomberg's move directly affected us. Damn it.
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MergeConflict
· 01-07 20:42
It dropped again, but the weekly chart is still rising. This move was probably orchestrated by Bloomberg, and being dragged into it is honestly a bit frustrating.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 01-07 20:41
It's those Bloomberg folks again, really getting on my nerves. Blame me for the passive funds rebalancing.
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PoolJumper
· 01-07 20:38
Oh no, once again dragged down by Bloomberg. This rebalancing is really outrageous.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 01-07 20:30
Is it again caused by passive funds? Really, there's a reason for every dip. Anyway, I only look at the weekly chart, and the weekly chart is still rising. This short-term fluctuation shouldn't be a big deal.
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RektButStillHere
· 01-07 20:25
It's the passive funds causing trouble again. Bloomberg's move is really clever, dragging us into it as well.
The market on January 8th is quite interesting. Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around $92,600, down 0.6% in 24 hours. When priced in rupees, the decline is more noticeable, reaching 8,172,900 rupees, a drop of 1.56%. But don’t be scared by the short-term correction; on the weekly chart, it still gained 3.84%.
Ethereum faces a bit more pressure. The current price is $3,164.76 (roughly 22,000 RMB), down 2.74% in 24 hours, which looks a bit grim. However, interestingly, it still increased by 6.15% over the past 7 days, with circulating market value stable at 2.68 trillion RMB.
The main reason for the market decline is that the Bloomberg Commodity Index is adjusting its annual weights, triggering passive fund rebalancing. Cryptocurrencies and commodities are both under pressure this time, feeling somewhat linked.
From a technical perspective, both coins are oscillating at high levels. The bullish trend remains unchanged, but there is clearly a need for a correction. The key now is whether those critical support levels can hold, as this will determine the future direction.