Bitcoin's sharp decline has fallen below $86,000, with nearly $600 million liquidated across the network. The main reason is the central bank's policy changes: the Bank of Japan may raise interest rates (historically causing Bitcoin to drop over 20%), and rumors about a change in the Federal Reserve chair have disrupted market expectations. Central bank actions influence global capital flows, exacerbating volatility in the crypto market.
Countermeasures: 1. Control positions to avoid blindly increasing holdings; 2. Keep a close eye on the Bank of Japan's decision on Friday and the Federal Reserve's movements; 3. Maintain a stable mindset, as fluctuations are inherent in the crypto space, protecting the principal is key. A short-term decline may be a healthy adjustment; the long-term potential remains, so observe calmly, as opportunities often arise after risks.
