On this day in history, it just so happens that Satoshi Nakamoto published his last post on the Bitcoin forum.

The next day, he went offline forever and never returned.

Today's BTC surely did not expect things to turn out this way.

Today's market sees a significant drop in U.S. stocks due to panic over the AI sector bubble, with the Nasdaq leading the decline. Tech stocks are under pressure as the market's expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut suddenly cool, causing asset prices to fall across the board. Bitcoin (BTC) also fell in tandem, briefly dipping below the $90,000 mark during trading, reflecting the high correlation of macro risks with BTC.

However, ETF funding remains resilient, with a net inflow of $49.16 million into U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs yesterday, and only BlackRock's IBIT recorded a net inflow, indicating that institutional funds have not experienced panic outflows. Community sentiment is divided, with some bullish groups cautiously buying on dips, while aggressive bears are loudly calling for shorting; overall, the fear and greed index has fallen back to a neutral to fearful level, and the wait-and-see sentiment is increasing.

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